Deck, patio & wall cleaning

What we clean

• Wooden and composite decks
• Patios, stoeps and braai areas
• Boundary walls and palisade bases
• Pool copings and surrounds
• Outdoor furniture and umbrellas
• Bins, bin areas and wash bays

Decks

Timber decks go grey as the surface fibres weather and trap dirt. A careful clean at the right pressure lifts the grey layer and the slippery algae without furring the wood. That leaves the deck ready for a fresh coat of sealer or oil, if you choose to reseal it.

Walls and boundary walls

Face-brick and plastered walls pick up green algae on the shady side, mud splash at the base, and red dust everywhere. A wash brings back the original colour and is essential preparation if you are repainting.

Pool surrounds and patios

Pool copings and surrounds stay wet and get slippery quickly. Cleaning them is a safety job as much as a looks job, especially in homes with children, older family members or pets.

Our process

1. Assess

   We identify the material: timber, brick, plaster, stone or composite.

2. Protect

   We cover sensitive plants, electrics and openings where needed.

3. Clean

   Pressure and technique are matched to each surface.

4. Rinse

   A full rinse-down of the surrounding area.

Decks, Patios & Walls: FAQ

Will pressure washing damage my wooden deck?

Too much pressure can fur the timber. We use a lower pressure and a wide fan to clean the wood without damaging it.

Should I clean walls before painting?

Yes. Paint bonds far better to a clean surface, and most painters recommend a pressure wash first.