House washing and soft washing

Why soft wash instead of waterblasting?

High pressure can strip paint, damage soft timber and push water behind cladding. A soft wash uses low pressure and a cleaning solution to do the work, so the house comes up clean without the damage (soft washing vs waterblasting explains the difference). We save the waterblaster for hard surfaces like driveways and concrete.

What we wash

• Single and double-storey homes
• Baches and holiday homes
• Pergolas and outdoor areas
• Shops, surf clubs and commercial buildings
• New builds before handover

When people book a house wash

• Before summer, or before the holiday visitors arrive
• Before the house goes on the market
• Before painting, so the new paint goes onto a clean surface
• After a new build, to get the dust and grime off before the owners move in

Windows included as standard

With every house wash we clean the exterior windows using our pure water system. We use tap water to wash the house, and when that dries on the glass it leaves spots and stains. So we go over every window with pure water and leave them sparkling. The roof, gutters or driveway can be done on the same visit, so the whole outside of the property is done by one team.

Common questions