Path Cleaning Terrey Hills

Yes. The slipperiness is mould and algae on the surface. Cleaning it off restores grip and makes the path safe to walk on again.

Yes. Small paths are usually bundled with a driveway or house wash to make the most of the visit, and the quote is always free with no obligation.

It is priced on the length, surface and condition of the path, quoted free with no obligation. Because paths are often modest jobs, the best value is bundling them with a driveway, patio or house wash in the same visit. Tell us everything that needs doing and we will quote it as one job with one price.

A properly treated path usually stays clean and safe for a year or more, though heavily shaded runs beside fences can green up faster in a wet winter. Because we kill the algae rather than just stripping it, our cleans hold well beyond a quick DIY blast, which often greens again within months.

Algae and moss need moisture and shade, and side paths have both all day. Fences and walls block the sun, the ground stays damp, and leaf litter feeds the growth. That is why the path between the house and fence is always the worst spot on the property, and why it needs cleaning more often than open areas.

Yes. We wet down the beds either side before starting, control the spray along the edges, and rinse the plants when we finish. Stepping stones and paths that wind through gardens take a little longer because of the care needed, but the garden comes through untouched.

On its own, usually an hour or two depending on length and condition. Bundled with other surfaces it just adds a little to the visit. Steps, steep sections and heavy moss take more time because we clean them thoroughly by hand where the machine cannot get an even finish.

We kill it first with a pre-treatment, then clean it away. Algae blasted off without treatment leaves living spores in the surface, which is why untreated paths turn green again so quickly. Killing the growth at the root is the single biggest reason a professional path clean lasts longer.

Almost always, yes. Even paths black with years of buildup respond to a proper treat-and-clean. Very heavy lichen can occasionally leave faint marks that fade over the following weeks as the weather finishes the job. We will tell you exactly what to expect when we see the path.

Yes to the driveway, and we plan water sensibly for each property. Our equipment works efficiently over long runs, and where mains water is limited, which is common in Terrey Hills, we discuss tank use or bringing supply at the quote stage so nothing surprises you. Distance and scale are exactly what we set up for out here.