High Pressure Cleaning Gold Coast 192+ 5 star reviews

Understanding the process of high pressure cleaning

High pressure cleaning involves the use of specialized equipment that delivers a powerful stream of water at high pressure. Here’s an overview of the process:

1. Preparation: Before starting the cleaning process, it’s important to prepare the area by removing any loose debris or obstacles. This ensures that the cleaning process is efficient and thorough.

2. Equipment setup: The high pressure cleaning equipment consists of a pressure washer, which is connected to a water supply and is powered by our petrol driven machines. The pressure washer is equipped with a nozzle that can be adjusted to control the intensity of the water stream so as to protect the surface we are cleaning from damage.

3. Application of cleaning agents: In some cases, we apply a mould retardant and mild surfactant to the surface prior to high pressure cleaning. These agents help to loosen stubborn dirt, mold, and stains, making the cleaning process more effective.

4. High pressure cleaning: The high pressure cleaning process involves directing a powerful stream of water onto the surface being cleaned. The water is delivered at a high pressure, which dislodges and removes dirt, grime, and other contaminants. The nozzle of the pressure washer can be adjusted to create different spray patterns, depending on the surface being cleaned.

5. Rinsing: After the high pressure cleaning is complete, the surface is thoroughly rinsed to remove any remaining cleaning agents and debris. This ensures that the surface is left clean and free from any residue.

6. Drying: Depending on the weather conditions, the outdoor surface may air dry naturally or require additional drying time. It’s important to allow the surface to dry completely before using it to prevent slips and falls or staining of the surface from items placed on there whilst the surface is still wet.

The treatment process we use acts as a mould retardant and helps to keep the mould and dirt away longer. Using our treatment process allows us to use low to moderate pressure, preserving the surface we are cleaning. With any type of pressure cleaning once the marks have been removed it may leave some shadowing or faded marks on the surface. This may be caused due to the age, sun bleaching, or oxidisation of the paint.

Surfaces we use pressure cleaning for may include:

• Concrete Driveways & Pathways
• Roofs – tiled & colorbond.
• Housewashing of eaves & exterior of gutters, walls & pathways
• Concrete Carparks
• Decks, balconies, around swimming pools
• Exposed Aggregate
• Paving, Pebblecrete, Stencilcrete
• Tennis Courts

Our entire team is properly qualified and experienced to carry out this work safely and skilfully. We are also fully insured for up to $20m Public Liability and have WorkCover for our staff.