How much does patio cleaning cost?

Most patios are £110,£260 inc VAT. Porcelain costs slightly more than sandstone because it's slower and uses softer settings. Re-sanding adds £30,£60 depending on joint length.

Can you clean a porcelain patio without damaging it?

Yes. Porcelain is very dense, too much pressure can chip edges and ruin the matte finish. We use a soft wash + low-pressure lance and the colour comes back without surface damage.

Will cleaning kill my plants and lawn?

No. We use biocides at the right dilution and rinse with pure water. Borders are pre-wet to dilute any over-spray, and we cover sensitive plants where needed.

How often should I clean my patio?

Annually for most homes, usually April,May, before the entertaining season. North-facing or shaded patios may need it twice a year.

Do you re-sand the joints afterwards?

If the joints need it, yes, using either kiln-dried sand or polymeric jointing compound depending on what's already there.

Do you cover the newer estates at Cawston and Brownsover?

Yes, all of CV21, CV22 and CV23 are inside the normal round with no travel charge.

Why is only one side of my house green?

That is almost always the shaded or weather-facing elevation. It stays damp longer, so algae establishes there first. Treating the whole elevation rather than spot cleaning is what stops it coming straight back.

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Patio Cleaning in Rugby

Indian sandstone, porcelain, limestone and concrete patios brought back to colour. Pet & plant friendly.

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Patio cleaning in Rugby typically costs £110,£260 depending on surface and size. We use surface-appropriate cleaning, controlled pressure for Indian sandstone and concrete, gentle soft wash for porcelain and limestone, followed by joint re-sanding where needed. Pure-water rinse leaves no chemical residue near plants or play areas.

patio cleaning in Rugby, what we actually find here

The housing round here. Victorian and Edwardian terraces near the centre, large interwar semis in Bilton and Hillmorton, and a lot of newer estate housing at Brownsover and Cawston.

Why Rugby exteriors get dirty. Open, exposed sites on the newer estates catch prevailing wind and rain, which drives dirt into render on the weather side. The older Bilton roads are the opposite problem, shaded and mossy.

Access and pricing. Newer Cawston and Brownsover plots tend to be tight between houses, so we work with compact kit rather than dragging bulky equipment through a side gate.

Covering CV21, CV22, CV23, including Bilton, Hillmorton, Brownsover, Cawston.

Why professional patio cleaning matters

A patio is the most-used outdoor surface most homes have, and the one that ages fastest. Algae, lichen and ground-in barbecue spills dull the colour and make the surface slippery from October to March. The right method depends on the material, porcelain hates pressure, sandstone tolerates it well, limestone needs care.

Porcelain paving

Indian sandstone

Limestone & travertine

Concrete slabs

Granite

Riven & sawn stone

Our patio cleaning process

Honest, step-by-step. No surprises on the day.

1
Identify surface
Porcelain, sandstone and limestone all need different settings, we set up before we wet anything.
2
Pre-treat algae
Soft-wash biocide on green growth so it dies properly instead of just being scrubbed off.
3
Surface clean
Rotary for sandstone/concrete, lance + soft wash for porcelain/limestone.
4
Joints brushed through
Joints raked clear of weed roots and re-pointed or re-sanded where needed.
5
Rinse & tidy
Full rinse, furniture replaced, plants and lawn protected throughout.