Transformations
Every job is photographed from the same spot at the start and at the end. Drag the divider on any of them — the left of the line is what we arrived to.
Roof Cleaning
Heavy moss across the whole north pitch, with growth thick enough at the ridge to hold water against the tiles.
Moss removed, the roof soft washed at low pressure, and the gutters cleared of the debris that came down with it.
Roof Cleaning
Uniform black staining over concrete tiles, with the original colour only visible under the verge.
Soft washed and treated with a biocide so the growth dies off rather than being driven into the tile.
Gutter Cleaning
A full run silted up with leaf litter and moss, standing water sitting behind the blockage.
Cleared from ground level by vacuum, then the run and the downpipe checked on camera.
Driveways & Patios
Moss and weed growth through the joints, with the paving colour lost under a green film.
Cleaned at a pressure the blocks could take, then the joints re-sanded so the growth has less to come back into.
Driveways & Patios
Algae across the full deck and a build-up of leaf debris in the board grooves — slippery underfoot.
Cleaned along the grain at reduced pressure so the timber was not furred up, and the grooves cleared out.
Driveways & Patios
Years of surface dirt across an enclosed yard that never gets direct sun.
Washed down in sections and rinsed out through the gully rather than into the border.
Conservatories & Solar
Green film along the glazing bars and across the glass, with debris collected in the box gutter.
Cleaned top and bottom, glazing bars done by hand, and the box gutter cleared while the access was up.
Render & House Washing
Green growth down one elevation and staining under the gutter line where a joint had been overflowing.
Soft washed at low pressure with a treatment left to work rather than blasted off, roofline cleaned at the same time.
Roof Cleaning
Patchy moss and lichen over an interlocking tile roof, worst along the shaded side.
Soft washed from a tower rather than walked on, so no tile carried the weight of the work.
Commercial
A continuous run of roof across adjoining properties, all of it carrying the same growth.
Done as a single visit with one set-up, which is what makes a shared roofline worth coordinating.
About these photographs
A before and after is only worth anything if the two frames are comparable.
The two halves of every comparison here are taken from the same position with the same framing. Nothing is colour-graded, and the after shot is not taken in better light than the before — which is the easiest way to make an ordinary job look remarkable, and the reason a lot of exterior cleaning galleries are worth less than they appear.
Where a job is photographed by drone, both frames are. Where the customer asked us not to publish, it is not here. Photographs of a property are only published with the owner’s permission.
Send a photo of what you are looking at and we will tell you what it needs and what it costs.
