Review slabs and joints
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✦ PRESSURE WASHING · LONDON & NEARBY
Patio Cleaning in London
Patio cleaning should suit the paving and the way the area connects to your garden and home. Show the surface, joints and surrounding planting so water use and cleaning can be planned without assuming every patio tolerates the same approach.
Trading since March 2015 · Edgware based · Homes & businesses
✦ A DEFINED PRESSURE WASHING TASK
Agree the scope before booking.
Dirt, algae and other deposits can hide defects rather than being the only issue. Identify rocking slabs, missing pointing and any previous sealant before treatment is considered. Stone, porcelain and concrete products can need different care. A request for a brighter surface should not turn into an unapproved joint-removal or repair job. Furniture, containers and fragile planting also affect which areas can be reached and protected.
The scope should define the method, working area, water source and handling of runoff. Existing joints may need assessment before cleaning, not just attention afterwards. No universal stain-removal, colour-restoration or slip-performance result is promised. If repointing or slab work is needed, agree it separately through the relevant Paving service.
✦ SCOPE & PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS
What to agree before booking.
Prepare the working area
Agree who moves furniture and containers and identify nearby plants or sensitive thresholds.
Confirm treatment limits
State which surfaces are included and distinguish cleaning from repairs, sealing or later jointing.
Your quotation details.
For patio cleaning, send your postcode, dimensions and photos from several angles. Include joints, drainage, furniture and access to water. Identify any coatings or known damage. The estimate should name the areas and treatment considered, with repairs, sealing and waste arrangements clearly separated from ordinary cleaning.
Extras and separate work.
Drainage alterations, extensive repointing and unstable-paving repair are separate scopes. A newly installed patio should follow its product and curing guidance before any cleaning method is chosen.
✦ BEFORE YOU BOOK
Patio Cleaning questions.
Can you clean natural stone patios?+
Send the stone details if known. The actual product, condition and care guidance determine suitable treatment.
Is repointing included after washing?+
Only when separately specified. Failed joints and loose slabs need assessment before a cleaning scope is confirmed.
Can furniture stay in place?+
Discuss which sections need treating and who will move items. Obstructed areas are not assumed included.
Will plants beside the patio be protected?+
Identify sensitive planting and the proposed runoff route so working arrangements can address the actual setting.
Can cleaning make the patio non-slip?+
No lasting slip-resistance confirm is made. Product, surface condition and continued maintenance all matter.
✦ RELATED TASKS
Keep the work clearly scoped.
Tell us about your patio cleaning job.
Your postcode and current photos help define the scope before we agree a quotation and appointment.