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Eight services, seven pages, one rule: the method follows the surface. Moss removal, solar panels, driveways and patios, window cleaning, render, gutters, soffits and fascias, and conservatory roofs — each cleaned at the pressure that surface takes, which is not the same pressure for any two of them.
Clay and concrete roof tiles
Tiles need low pressure and a biocide, then time — high pressure dislodges them and forces water under the laps.
Comes off: Moss cushions, lichen crusts and the black streaking that follows them down the slope.
Not included: Loose or cracked tiles get pointed out, not replaced.
Roof-mounted and ground-mounted panels
Panels are cleaned with pure water and no detergent — pressure and detergent damage the coating and the seals.
Comes off: The grime film, bird droppings and pollen that shade a cell and cost it output.
Not included: Nothing electrical is touched: no isolators, no inverters, no wiring.
Block paving, concrete and stone flags
Block paving, concrete and flags take high pressure and a rotary surface cleaner, which keeps the water flat and the stripes out.
Comes off: Algae, black spot, the moss in the joints and years of traffic grime.
Not included: Re-sanding joints and sealing are separate jobs, quoted separately.
Glass, frames and sills
Glass is done with pure water through a pole, worked from the ground — no detergent to dry on and no ladder leaning on the frames.
Comes off: Rain marks, road dust, cobwebs and the dirt line along frames and sills.
Not included: Internal glass is not included, and failed seals are cleaned around.
Painted, silicone and monocouche render, and pebbledash
Render needs low pressure and a biocide — high pressure strips the finish and voids the manufacturer’s warranty.
Comes off: Green algae, the black run-off under downpipes and the grey film on north walls.
Not included: Cracked or blown render is reported, not repaired.
Gutters, downpipes, soffits and fascias
A clearing job first and a cleaning job second: gutters emptied by hand, then the soffits and fascias washed down at low pressure.
Comes off: Leaf silt, moss plugs, sapling growth and the green staining down white uPVC.
Not included: Leaking joints and loose brackets are flagged for a repair, not fixed on the visit.
Polycarbonate sheeting, glass roofs and the frames under them
Polycarbonate sheeting and sealed units take low pressure only — pressure cracks panels and forces water past the seals.
Comes off: Algae on the sheeting, leaf silt in the glazing bars and the green line along the ridge.
Not included: A unit that has already blown stays blown, and interiors are not cleaned.
Most houses need two or three of these and it is cheaper to do them on one visit than on three. Send a few photos of the job on WhatsApp and you’ll get a price back. Every job prices differently, so there’s no list to guess from.
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