Knowing how the day runs makes the whole thing easier, and there are three or four small things you can do beforehand that save us time and you money.
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Before we arrive
Close windows and roof vents, move cars off the drive, bring in washing and cushions, and let us know about pets or anyone working from home who needs quiet at a particular time.
This guide sits under our Pressure Washing work, covering 20-mile radius of Plymouth.
Setup and protection
The first part of any job is masking, moving what needs moving and planning where water goes. It is the least visible part and the part that prevents complaints.
The walk-round
We finish by walking the job with you, showing what has changed, flagging anything we noticed on the way, and clearing up. Anything we photographed gets sent over.
Questions we get on this
- Do I need to be home?
- Not usually, provided we have access to the areas being cleaned and to water where needed.
- Do you use my water?
- Often yes, for an outside tap - we agree it in advance.
- What if the weather turns?
- We reschedule rather than compromise the result, and we will tell you as early as we can.
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