Pressure Washing in Centre Wellington

Working properties get dirty in their own way. On a farm lot in Centre Wellington the concrete can carry mud, manure and tire marks that have been ground in for months, and the mess sits deeper than the surface film. A pressure wash lifts the top layer quickly. Old stains that have soaked into the pores come out only partly, and a strong detergent is not the answer, since it runs off into the yard.

Runoff deserves a plan. Much of the township is rural. If your property runs on a well, tell us where it is. We keep cleaner and wash water away from it, from gardens and from animal areas. On sloped ground we work with the fall of the land, so water leaves the pad in the direction you choose, and does not head for the house.

Newer concrete is another case. Young driveways and walks can mark under hard pressure, and interlock loses joint sand if it is blasted. Wood decks need a lower setting. Pressure washing starts from $350. The final figure follows the area and the mix of surfaces, and each surface gets its own line, so the settings can be matched.

What we plan for in Centre Wellington

• Source of the mess: we ask whether it is mud, manure or tire rubber, since each needs its own approach.
• Well and drains: we mark the well head, drains and ditches, and keep runoff away from them.
• Fall of the pad: we see which way the concrete drains before we start, and position ourselves so wash water heads away from the house.
• Young concrete: on newer driveways and walks we start with lower pressure and stop if the surface begins to flake.
• Joint sand: on interlock we watch the joints and tell you if they need topping up after the wash.

Questions from Centre Wellington homeowners

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