Residential Case Studies

A block paved drive brought back with water alone — no chemicals, at the customer's request — on a job that only happened because a neighbour picked up the phone.

A neglected hot tub left standing and green — its acrylic shell carefully cleaned of algae and biofilm, hygienic and presentable for the home's new owner.

A newly extended Northampton driveway cleared of cured concrete, tarmac and oil in full summer heat — with no chemicals used at all.

An ornamental sandstone patio in Buckinghamshire, cleaned at low pressure so the colour returned and the surface stayed put.

A quote for one driveway that became a job on two, because a shared boundary with no kerb across it cannot be cleaned as a half without the join announcing itself.

A small bungalow frontage treated and washed back to terracotta — and an honest account of why the little jobs take longer than anybody expects.

A north-facing patio carrying dense black spot, treated patch by patch — and an honest note about why cleaning photographs are always taken wet.

A patio the owner reckoned had gone a decade without cleaning — and the terracotta underneath turned out to be entirely intact.

A block paved drive that had been quietly shrinking for years under an inch of soil — excavated, washed, edged and re-sanded four days later.

Moss and weed lifted out of the joints of a red brick drive, and the sand put back — because the joint is where the problem actually lives.

A patio so uniformly blackened the owner had forgotten it was two colours — cleaned back to a chequerboard that had been there the whole time.

A shaded, north-facing elevation cleared of algae with pure-water care — clarity restored, frames and seals protected.