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Pressure washing services in Teesside

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Driveway Cleaning

Block paving, tarmac, concrete and imprinted drives restored, re-sanded and sealed.

From £3/m² →

Patio Cleaning

Indian sandstone, concrete slabs and natural stone, black spot lichen treated, not just blasted.

From £3/m² →

Roof Cleaning & Moss Removal

Moss removed and regrowth killed with biocide, soft wash only, never high pressure on tiles.

From £8/m² →

Decking Cleaning

Wood-safe low-pressure washing, algae killed at the root, oiling and staining on the same visit.

From £4/m² →

Render & Wall Cleaning

Soft wash only: red and green algae staining removed from k-render, monocouche and pebbledash.

From £5/m² →

Gutter, Fascia & Soffit Cleaning

uPVC gutters, fascias and soffits washed bright again, blockages cleared and downpipes flushed.

From £80 →

How much does pressure washing cost in Teesside?

A typical Teesside driveway clean costs £90 to £250, depending on size, surface and how far gone it is. Patios run at similar rates, roughly £3 to £6 per square metre. Roof soft washing and biocide treatment is the premium job at £8 to £15/m², and render cleaning sits at £5 to £10/m². Oil stain treatment and re-sanding or sealing block paving add to the total.

The honest answer is that price follows condition: a drive that has not been cleaned in a decade, with established black spot lichen on the slabs or moss packed between the blocks, takes longer and uses more chemical than one cleaned every couple of years. The only accurate price is one based on your surface, which is why quotes start with the details of the job.

Full breakdowns, including the extras worth paying for, are in our Teesside pressure washing cost guide.

High pressure is not always the answer

The machine is only half the job; knowing when not to use it is the other half. Block paving and concrete take rotary surface cleaners well. But render, roofs and decking are damaged by high pressure: it strips the coloured face off render, lifts the protective granules off concrete tiles and furs up timber decking so it drinks water and rots faster.

Those surfaces need soft washing: low-pressure application of a biocide solution that kills the algae, lichen and moss at the root rather than blasting the top off it. In Teesside's damp climate, where north-facing walls go green or red with algae within a couple of winters, a soft wash with a residual biocide lasts far longer than a pressure wash alone. Our pressure washing vs soft washing guide explains which method suits which surface.

What good looks like

Every quote follows the same standard, and these are the four things worth asking for whoever you choose:

• Insured: public liability cover, shown on request.
• The right method: soft wash offered for render, roofs and decking, not one pressure setting for everything.
• Written quotes: itemised, with chemical treatments, re-sanding and sealing listed separately, never a single line and a cash price.
• Tidy working: splash and runoff managed, drains protected, and your neighbour's car not sandblasted.

Built for Teesside conditions

Teesside exteriors take a particular beating. The damp air off the North Sea feeds algae on every shaded surface, and the exposed coast at Redcar and Seaton Carew adds salt spray that streaks render and weathers block paving faster. The 1930s semis of Acklam, Linthorpe and Hartburn typically have north-facing drives where moss thrives, the new-builds at Wynyard and Ingleby Barwick suffer red algae streaking on fresh k-render, and Indian sandstone patios everywhere from Yarm to Hartlepool grow the stubborn black spot lichen that a domestic jet wash will not shift. Read more about the site, or get your quote started above.

Where we cover

We cover the whole Teesside conurbation, from the Redcar seafront to the Wynyard estates.

Full details on the areas we cover page.

Pressure washing guides for Teesside homeowners