Pressure Washing in Hornchurch

Hornchurch has a high proportion of 1930s semi-detached homes, and the paved areas surrounding these properties have often been laid — or relaid — in materials that reflect the period character of the street: red-brick herringbone pavers, concrete flags aged to a mellow grey, and occasionally the original quarry-tile paths that survive from the inter-war build. These surfaces accumulate algae, lichen, moss and general surface grime at a steady rate, and standard garden hosepipes simply cannot generate the pressure needed to lift embedded growth from textured or aged stone and brick. A professional pressure wash restores the surface to something close to its original condition, removes the slip hazard that wet algae creates, and — on driveways — dramatically improves the kerb appeal of the property.

We carry our own water supply on most jobs, avoiding any inconvenience around tapping into the householder's supply, and our commercial-grade equipment can be adjusted to suit the surface being cleaned — lower pressure for older or more delicate flags, higher pressure for modern concrete driveways and block paving. In RM11 and RM12, we frequently clean front driveways, rear patios and side-return paths, as well as garden steps and wall copings where lichen and moss growth is common. We can also apply a surface sealant or biocide treatment after the wash on request, which slows the return of organic growth and extends the time between professional cleans.