Surface Cleaning

Restore your Hard Surfaces

Why this Service Matters

Exterior surfaces are exposed to weather, foot traffic, and organic debris year-round, which can cause staining, slippery surfaces, and premature wear. In Wanaka, harsh UV, heavy rainfall, and organic matter such as moss, pollen, and leaves can accelerate deterioration. Regular surface cleaning not only improves the appearance of patios, driveways, paths, and timber but also helps maintain safety, extend lifespan, and protect your investment. Keeping surfaces clean reduces slip hazards, prevents costly repairs, and preserves the overall value and aesthetics of your property.

What the Service Includes

We clean a wide variety of exterior surfaces, from patio tiles and concrete driveways to timber and more. Each surface is treated according to its type, age, and level of buildup. Whether it’s black mould and organic residue on tiles or dirt and moss on concrete, we tailor our approach to achieve a thorough and safe clean every time.

Our vehicles are equipped with a full suite of tools and professional products, allowing us to select the right solution for each surface. We use gentle, effective methods where appropriate, such as low-pressure soft washing or brushing, and only apply high-pressure cleaning where the substrate can safely handle it, as demonstrated in our gallery examples.

Maintenance Tips

- Schedule regular cleaning to prevent debris, moss, and organic matter from accumulating. Even simple routines like low-pressure rinsing or sweeping can significantly extend the life of your surfaces

- Use appropriate protective treatments when suitable for the substrate, this reduces the need for frequent deep cleans

- Biocide treatments can be incorporated into your maintenance plan depending on the surface type and exposure, helping to keep organic buildup at bay

- High pressure cleaning should be used cautiously and only on surfaces that can safely handle it, such as aged concrete, to prevent damage

- Combine cleaning with good design and drainage practices to maintain safe, long-lasting surfaces