Make room for more time outside.
Patios are living spaces, not just paving. Shaded corners, winter algae and garden debris can make an outdoor seating area feel tired even when the rest of the garden is well kept.
We consider whether the patio is porcelain, sandstone, limestone, concrete or another material. Different finishes respond differently to pressure and cleaning agents, so a surface-specific approach matters.
Common areas and surfaces.
Suitable work, subject to inspection
- Concrete and many manufactured paving slabs
- Natural stone with an appropriate method
- Edges, steps and connecting walkways, where accessible
Things worth knowing
- Some stone and grouting are sensitive to pressure or chemicals.
- Lichen and deep-set marks can be resistant to treatment.
- Plants, furniture and drainage need to be considered before work.
A useful quote starts with a few details.
Tell us approximately how large the area is, what it is made of, how it is accessed and whether there are stains, loose joints or existing coatings. Photographs can be arranged separately if needed.
Questions about this service.
Can you clean natural stone?
Often, but method selection is especially important. We would ask about the stone and its condition.
Will pressure washing remove black spots?
Black spot lichen may require specialist treatment and sometimes cannot be fully removed.
Should furniture be moved first?
Please discuss what can be moved and what should be protected before the appointment.
Let’s take a look at your patio.
Share the property postcode, the surface material and a short description. We will review the enquiry before confirming availability.