Patio & path cleaning in Suffolk

Patio stone varies enormously in how much pressure it can survive. Indian sandstone in particular pits and scars under a lance held too close, and that damage does not come back out.

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How it is done

  • Pressure matched to the stone, tested on an inconspicuous area first.
  • Black spot lichen treated chemically rather than blasted, because blasting it takes the surface of the stone with it.
  • Jointing compound or sand replaced where cleaning has washed it out.
  • Surrounding planting rinsed down and protected.

Priced on size and stone type. Black spot treatment quoted separately.

Surfaces covered

  • Indian sandstone
  • Porcelain
  • Concrete slabs
  • Natural stone
  • Paths and steps

Patio & path cleaning, before and after

Work done by AC Exterior. Nothing here is stock photography.

Before
After
Black spot treated rather than jetted, so the stone is not scarred.

Common questions

Can black spot be removed from sandstone?
Usually, but not with a pressure washer. Black spot is a lichen rooted into the stone and it needs a treatment left to work. Anyone promising to jet it off in one pass is going to scar the slabs.
Will the cleaning kill my plants?
Beds and planting next to the work get rinsed and covered where needed. Tell me about anything particularly precious before the day.

Where this is done

Patio & path cleaning across Suffolk and south Norfolk, including these towns.

  • Lowestoft
  • Oulton Broad
  • Beccles
  • Bungay
  • Southwold
  • Halesworth
  • Kessingland
  • Wrentham
  • Great Yarmouth
  • Gorleston
  • Bradwell
  • Loddon

Get a price for your patios

Send a photograph and the rough size, and you will get a figure back.