Pressure Washing
How Jet Washing Can Completely Transform Your Outside Space

There's something almost magical about a good jet wash. You start with a patio that looks like it belongs in a nature documentary — mossy, dark, slippery — and a couple of hours later, the stone is bright, the colour is back, and the whole garden looks like it's had a facelift.
We see this reaction from customers all the time. They book a pressure wash thinking it'll help a bit, and then they come outside and genuinely can't believe the difference.
What Can Be Jet Washed?
Almost any hard exterior surface benefits from a professional pressure wash:
- Driveways — block paving, tarmac, concrete and gravel edges all come up beautifully
- Patios — stone, slate, porcelain, brick and concrete flags
- Paths and steps — remove algae and moss that make surfaces dangerously slippery
- Decking — bring tired timber back to life before the summer
- Garden walls and fencing — clean off years of weather staining
- Render and cladding — using soft washing techniques for delicate surfaces
Why It's Worth Doing Professionally
Consumer pressure washers from the DIY shop can cause damage if used incorrectly — too much pressure on the wrong surface can strip pointing, crack flags or force water into places it shouldn't go. We use calibrated professional equipment at the right pressure for each surface type, combined with appropriate cleaning agents where needed.
We also have the right safety equipment, drainage knowledge, and experience to do the job efficiently without making a mess of your property or your neighbours'.
The Before and After Will Blow You Away
If you're thinking about selling your home, or just want to enjoy your garden properly this summer, a jet wash is one of the best-value improvements you can make. It costs far less than any kind of renovation, and the results are immediate and dramatic.
Serving Uckfield, Buxted, Crowborough, Heathfield and across East Sussex — call 01825 700689 today for a free quote, or use the contact form on our website.
You'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner.
