You should call a professional pressure cleaner for outdoor surfaces or exterior walls. Pressure cleaners can be used to clean pavers, driveways, parking lots, exterior walls, tiles, roofs, fences, windows and decks

The cost of pressure cleaning is dependent on the components of the job, which include the time it takes to complete the job, the frequency of cleaning, supplies being used and the services rendered. Pressure cleaners will provide a detailed break down of the tasks, time, materials and costs.

Yes. Maintaining a safe and clean environment is important. Our pressure cleaners practice precautions by the Department of Health for COVID-19.

Our trained cleaners avoid touching their mouth, nose and eyes when cleaning. Cleaners wear recommended Personal Protective Equipment comprising of disposable gloves, surgical masks, eye protection and face shield. They use alcohol-based hand rub before and after removing protective gear.

In areas where they have been an infectious individual, cleaners wear gloves, surgical masks, eye protection or face shield, disposable gown and show covers. Full list of precautionary measures can be found here.

Our pressure cleaners hold a public liability insurance, worker’s compensation insurance and a registered Australian Business Number (ABN). Ask for proof of these documents before signing a contract with a cleaner.

Pressure cleaning companies bring their own professional cleaning supplies based on the job requirements. Professional pressure cleaners make use of:

• Nozzle for managing water pressure
• Rotary Pressure Cleaner for scrubbing on-ground surfaces
• Brushes to scrub off grime from walls and hard-to-reach surfaces

They will provide a break down of the supplies and equipment they will use which will factor in the cost. If you choose to provide your own supplies, inform the commercial cleaners so they can omit this from the quote.