Preparation guide

How to prepare for jet washing

Twenty minutes of preparation reliably buys you a better result, because it converts travel and tidying time into actual cleaning time. Here is what genuinely helps for jet washing.

How to prepare for jet washing

Clear the surfaces that matter

Anything that has to be moved before cleaning slows the visit. Clear worktops, floors and window sills where you can — you do not need to clean them, just clear them.

Tell us the awkward bits

Delicate surfaces, previous damage, fragile fittings, pets, alarm codes and parking restrictions are all worth mentioning up front. We plan around them rather than discovering them.

  • Any surface you do not want treated
  • Existing damage or staining, so it is logged not blamed
  • Pets, and whether they need to stay in one room
  • Parking, permits, loading bays or barrier access
  • Alarm, key-safe or door codes

What you do not need to do

Do not pre-clean. It does not reduce the price and it occasionally makes our job harder by leaving residues behind. Leave the dirt where it is — that is what we are for.

What we bring

Everything for the job itself, matched to the surfaces involved.

  • Rotary surface cleaner on paving
  • Adjustable turbo nozzle on stone
  • Sodium hypochlorite on algae (rinsed)
  • Kiln-dried sand for re-jointing

The service behind this guide

Driveways, patios, decking and exterior surfaces restored.

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Questions people ask

Do I need to provide water or power?

Yes for most jobs — a working tap and a standard socket. Tell us if either is unavailable and we will plan for it.

Should I move furniture?

Only what you can move safely. We move light items ourselves and work around anything heavy unless we've agreed otherwise.

Can you work in an occupied property?

Yes. We work room by room so you keep usable space throughout the visit.

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