Low pressure soft washing for brick, render, fibre cement and timber. The lower, shaded side of a split-level home is where growth shows first.
Concrete and terracotta tile roofs cleaned of moss and lichen by a team certified to work safely at heights. Gumnuts and leaf litter in the valleys are cleared as part of the job.
Concrete, pavers and sandstone cleaned with pressure set to the surface. Steep driveways and stairs cut into the slope are cleaned to one standard top to bottom.
Timber, Colorbond, masonry and rendered fences cleaned to suit the material. Retaining walls and boundary fences on the bush side get the same care as the house.
House washing in Belrose starts with knowing what the homes are made of. Much of the suburb was built in the 1970s and 1980s, so brick veneer homes with concrete or terracotta tile roofs make up most streets, many as split-levels stepping down sandstone slopes. A smaller share are newer two-storey homes with painted render and fibre cement cladding.
That mix matters. Brick veneer lasts for decades, while mortar, painted eaves and gutters wear unevenly on the south and west faces. Fibre cement and timber take in moisture at joins and base boards, so flaking paint often points to a failed seal. Tile roofs collect moss and lose their bedding long before they leak. We assess each surface on its own terms, then write one scope that treats the cause at the root.
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