Patio Cleaning in Kent

If you’re simply looking for the cheapest possible quote, we may not be the right company for the job.

Many quick pressure washing services offer low prices by simply blasting the surface and leaving. The problem is that without proper treatment, moss, algae and staining often return quickly.

We focus on proper cleaning and longer-lasting results, which may include chemical treatment & appropriate cleaning methods.

Pricing depends on the size of the area and how much restoration is required, so the easiest way to get an accurate quote is to send a couple of photos or request a fast quote.

This is a common issue when surfaces are only pressure washed without the correct treatment.

While pressure washing removes visible dirt, it often doesn’t treat the organic growth such as moss, algae and spores that cause surfaces to quickly turn green, white or black again and in-fact uncovers them.

Our approach focuses on cleaning and treating the surface properly, which may include chemical treatment to deal with organic growth and help reduce regrowth.

Where appropriate, we can also re-sand joints on block paving or apply protective treatments to help stabilise the surface and improve how long the results last.

Every surface and environment is different, but the goal is always to leave the area looking cleaner and help the results last longer than a simple pressure wash alone.

We use appropriate chemicals where required to target the organic growth. We also ensure thorough rinse down and neutralisation after cleaning. Without chemicals staining and organic blackspot, cannot be removed. They are living inside of the surface and require chemically breaking down.

Exterior surface cleaning can be carried out throughout most of the year, not just in spring or summer. In fact, many homeowners choose to have their patios cleaned during autumn or winter, especially if surfaces have become slippery due to moss, algae or other organic growth.

Wet and shaded conditions can allow organic growth to develop and spread more quickly, which can make surfaces look worse over time and potentially become more slippery underfoot.

Cleaning and treating these areas can help improve appearance and reduce the build-up of slippery growth, making paths, patios and driveways safer to walk on.

Yes, we can help with re-pointing patios. Many patios suffer from failing joints due to incorrect pointing methods or cheap materials that aren't designed for longevity. We can remove and replace the jointing to ensure a seamless finish.

Our 12-month guarantee covers significant organic re-growth on treated surfaces, including moss, algae, lichen and black spot. If we clean and treat your driveway, patio, decking, render or exterior surface and significant organic growth returns within 12 months, we’ll return and re-treat the affected area free of charge.

It does not cover weeds, dirt build-up, new staining, drainage issues, standing water, fallen debris, lack of maintenance or external factors outside our control. Weeds are not included because Mother Nature, seed drop and joint condition all affect how quickly they return.

You absolutely can attempt to clean your patio or yourself, and if it's in fairly good condition, a light pressure wash may be enough. However, surfaces that have heavy build-up, haven't been cleaned in a long time, have organic staining or black spots; attempting to deal with these with a consumer-friendly / non-professional pressure washers will often leave poor results (and be very hard on your body).

Black spots are usually deep-rooted organic growth, often lichen, that bonds into porous surfaces like natural stone, sandstone, concrete and paving slabs. Pressure washing alone rarely removes it properly, so we use targeted treatment to break it down, followed by careful cleaning and rinsing. Heavy black spot can often be significantly improved, but results depend on the surface type, age and how long the staining has been there.Black spots are organic growth that love porous surfaces such as block paving, natural stone and indian sandstone.