When cleaning exterior surfaces, like render or roughcast, or also known as pebble dash,avoid using too much force, as this can damage sensitive surfaces. Instead, use a soft wash technique, which uses low pressure and cleaning products to gently remove dirt and grime

Pressure washing is generally recommended at least once every two years, or annually for driveways, some properties and high-traffic areas like walkways, entrances, and car parks may need to be cleaned more frequent.

Sealing the surface can help prevent weeds from coming back by stopping new seeds from settling in between gaps.

Soft washing can remove all types of biological spores and staining, including algae, lichen, moss, and mould.

Prices depend on several factors, including the surface, size, location, access, state, and condition, the cleaning specialist will do a site visit and provide a free, no obligation quotation.

If you look around your local areas you will find 80-90% of homes roofs are covered in unsightly moss and algae.

Not only does this look unpleasant to the eye heavy moss growth on the roof can cause damage to your roof over time. The moss acts like a sponge soaking up the moisture in the air and rainwater. When the moss then freezes, it expands on the surface which can then lead to cracking in your roofs pointing, lifting of tiles.

We have also seen moss eat its way into tiles leading to the surface becoming defaced.

The most common ways to clean a roof are either by low pressure steam cleaning the roof or a gentler approach is soft washing the roof. Roof cleaning is carried out via accessing the roof by either using access equipment such as a MEWP (a Mobile Elevating Work Platform or cherry picker) . If the roof is fully accessible, pressure washing the roof can be carried out from a portable scaffold tower and telescopic lances.

Roof Moss removal
...also know as Soft washing, is a way of cleaning the roof. Again this is done either via a portable scaffold tower and telescopic roof scraping tools or from gaining access to the roof via MEWPS (cherry picker). The bulk of moss is manual removed followed by a moss and algae treatment then applied to kill any remaining moss/algae which in turn results in a cleaner roof over a period of time.