Exterior cleaning services for your home or premises

Choose what you want cleaned and see the details that can affect the method, result and quote. You can compare hard-surface, window, roofline and commercial options before requesting a price.

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A property exterior being reviewed during a cleaning walkaround.

A block-paved driveway being cleaned in measured sections. — Ground surfaces

Hard surfaces

Which hard surface do you want cleaned?

Choose driveway cleaning for vehicle areas, patio cleaning for garden paving, or the pressure-washing guide if you are still comparing options. Your surface material, joints, coatings and drainage will help shape a suitable quote.

Tell us whether the area is paving, concrete, stone, resin, tarmac or another finish.
Mention loose joints, cracks, coatings or stubborn marks that concern you.
Include steps, walls, planting and drains around the area.

Pressure washing Driveways Patios

Lower-pressure routes

Could your render, decking or fencing need a gentler approach?

Render, painted finishes, timber and composite boards may not suit the same force as robust paving. These routes explain what cleaning may improve, which defects need separate attention and what to mention when you request a quote.

Show any cracks, flaking, loose boards or damaged areas.
Tell us about paint, stain, oil, sealant or earlier treatments if known.
Ask how nearby windows, plants and finished surfaces will be protected.

Render soft washing Decking and fences

A rendered house elevation being inspected before low-pressure cleaning. — Delicate finishes

Glazing

Window cleaning for homes, shops and managed premises

Choose the residential route for a home or the commercial route for a shopfront, office or managed building. You can clarify which windows, frames and sills are included and flag access or opening-hour constraints before booking.

Include front, rear, side, upper or recessed glazing as needed.
Mention extensions, locked access, public routes or trading hours.
Check whether your quote covers glass only or also frames, sills and doors.

Window cleaning hub Residential windows Commercial windows

Building details

What is included in roofline and conservatory cleaning?

Overflowing gutters need a different service from stained fascia boards or weathered conservatory panels. Choose the relevant route, then check whether adjoining parts are included or need to be quoted separately.

Tell us where gutters overflow, drip or appear blocked.
Include extensions, narrow passages and difficult-to-see sections.
Check whether downpipes, fascia faces, soffits, frames or gutters are included.

Gutter clearing Fascia and soffits Conservatory roofs

A ground-operated vacuum pole positioned beneath a domestic gutter line. — Roofline details

An organised exterior-cleaning setup outside a small commercial premises. — Premises planning

Commercial scope

Exterior cleaning that works around your opening hours

For a shop, office, managed block or other premises, you can combine suitable external areas in one request. Your quote should account for entrances, customers, deliveries, preferred work windows and any reporting your organisation needs.

List the frontage, paving, windows or other areas you want cleaned.
Share opening hours, delivery times and public-access constraints.
Include any document, approval or completion-evidence requirements.

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Keep exploring

Pressure washing See which hard surfaces may suit pressure washing and what affects the result. Driveway cleaning See what affects cleaning for your paving, concrete, resin or tarmac. Patio cleaning Explore patio cleaning around joints, planting, access and drainage. Render cleaning Find out what lower-pressure render cleaning can and cannot address. Decking and fence cleaning See how material, condition and finish affect your options. Window cleaning Compare residential and commercial glazing routes. Gutter clearing Get help with overflowing gutters, restricted flow and visible debris. Fascia and soffit cleaning See what can be included around your eaves and roofline. Conservatory roof cleaning Check cleaning options for your roof panels, frames and gutters. Commercial exterior cleaning Plan cleaner external areas around your site and operating hours.

Questions

Useful answers before the next step

Can I request several services together?

Yes. List each area separately so the team can decide whether the work can share one visit and which preparation applies to each surface.

Why is roof cleaning not listed?

Roof cleaning is a different work-at-height and material assessment and is not included in the current service directory.

What information matters most before a quote?

Material, approximate area, visible condition, access, water availability, drainage, surrounding property and the result you are hoping to discuss are the strongest starting points.

Are treatments included with cleaning?

Not by default. Any product, purpose, application method, runoff control and aftercare should be listed separately in the quote.

What should a commercial request include?

Include the work zones, materials, public routes, trading constraints, preferred timing, drainage and any documents needed before work begins.

Next step

Ready to discuss this part of the property?

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