How we work
How we work, step by step
Nobody enjoys booking a trade and then not knowing what is about to happen to their house. These pages set out the practical side: what we need from you up front, what a working day looks like, and the parts people are usually most concerned about, which are plants, pets, water and height.
The practical detail
- Cleaning before painting or re-rendering
Owner or decorator preparing a surface for coating.
- How to get an accurate quote in one message
Owner wants a fast, accurate price without a site visit.
- What happens on the day of your clean
Booked customer wants to know how to prepare.
- Insurance, safety and working at height
Owner checking a contractor is safe and covered.
- Best time of year for exterior cleaning in the South West
Owner deciding when to book.
- Protecting plants, ponds and pets during cleaning
Owner worried about garden and animals during treatment.
- A realistic annual exterior maintenance plan
Owner wanting a simple year-round routine.
- Roof cleaning: what actually happens, start to finish
Owner considering roof cleaning and wanting to know the real process.
- Driveway cleaning: a complete guide by surface
Owner wanting to know how their type of driveway should be cleaned.
- Patio cleaning: getting it right on every material
Owner wanting a patio cleaned without damaging the stone or the joints.
- Gutter clearing: why it matters more than it sounds
Owner wondering whether gutter clearing is worth booking and how it is done.
- Keeping windows clear between professional visits
Householder wanting practical window care advice between scheduled cleans.
- Patio joints: repointing, sanding and sealing explained
Owner whose patio joints are crumbling, weedy or washed out.
- Winter checklist for the outside of your house
Owner preparing a property for winter weather.
- Spring refresh: getting the outside straight after winter
Owner planning exterior work at the start of the season.
Working around a lived-in house
- Windows and doors stay closed while walls are treated, and cars come off the drive before paving work starts.
- Planting near a treated elevation is wetted first and rinsed afterwards, which is the part most often skipped by whoever cleaned it before.
- Weather governs the diary between October and March, so dates move occasionally rather than work being rushed in the wet.
Services these guides relate to
- Wall Cleaning & Softwash
- Window Cleaning
- Pressure Washing
- Roof Cleaning
- Gutter Cleaning & Clearing
- Patios & Driveways
Other topics
Any question about the day itself is fair game before you book. Ask it.
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