Frequently Asked Questions
Prices typically start at £235 for small patios and driveways.
Medium-to-large areas range from £285 to £385, and larger or complex setups start from £425.
All quotes are confirmed upfront based on photos or a quick look — no hidden fees.
Not when done professionally.
I use the right pressure, technique, and tools to clean safely without damaging the surface.
DIY jobs or inexperienced cleaners using the wrong nozzle can cause permanent marks or loosen joints — that’s why experience matters.
Renting sounds cheaper, but often ends up costing more in time, effort, and risk.
Professional equipment is more powerful and efficient — and I bring years of experience to avoid damaging your property. Plus, I handle the clean-up and tidy-up too.
Spring and early summer are ideal — but I work year-round.
If your patio is slippery with algae or blackspot, don’t wait. I’ll restore it and help keep it cleaner for longer with proper treatment.
Gutter cleaning is most popular in autumn and early winter.
I’m proud to have over 100 five-star reviews from local homeowners in Thame, Marlow, Beaconsfield and nearby villages.
People often mention that I’m polite, punctual, professional and that their patios look like new.
“Brilliant job, professional and respectful of our property. Highly recommend.”
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Not if it’s been properly and professionally laid.
A well-installed patio with solid pointing won’t be damaged by pressure washing when it’s done correctly.
However, if the pointing is already loose, cracked or poorly laid, then yes — weak or failing areas may break away during cleaning. In those cases, it’s usually a sign that the patio needs some repair anyway, and I’m always happy to advise.
Professional-grade biocides like BAC50 are designed to keep your surfaces looking clean long after the wash.
- Prevents regrowth: Biocide stops algae, moss and lichen from coming back quickly.
- Lasting protection: One treatment can last up to six months.
- Safe and effective: Applied evenly and left to dry, it poses minimal risk to plants or grass.
Think of it as a finishing touch that extends the life of your clean.
Yes — all visible weeds will be completely removed during the cleaning process.
I use high-powered professional equipment that lifts and blasts away weeds, moss and growth from the surface and joints.
However, new weed growth is inevitable over time — especially in block paving joints.
To help keep weeds away, I recommend maintaining the area with a professional-grade weed treatment every few months.
We recommend a full gutter clearance and maintenance visit once a year.
Here’s why:
- Prevents blockages and overflow
- Protects your roofline and fascias
- Stops moss and leaves from building up
- Extends the life of your guttering
- Reduces risk of pests
- Saves money on emergency repairs
Autumn is ideal, but any time of year is better than leaving it too long.
Yes — I carry 250 litres of water on board to get started.
For larger jobs or full days of cleaning, I’ll also use water from the property. This is completely standard in the industry and ensures a thorough, uninterrupted clean.
A full day of pressure washing typically uses around £7 to £10 worth of metered water.
If you’re on a water meter and want to plan ahead, I’m happy to explain how it works.
Most of my work is around the Thame, Marlow and Beaconsfield areas. If you live close to any of these towns, I can help.