Most pressure cleaners will not put a number on a website. Here are ours, along with an honest explanation of what pushes a quote above the starting price — so you can work out roughly where you sit before you ring anyone.
These are genuine starting points for a straightforward job, not teaser numbers nobody ever actually pays.
Bundling is where the real saving is. A roof, house wash and driveway together in one visit costs meaningfully less than three separate call-outs, because most of the cost is getting the gear there and setting it up.
Six things, and they are the same six for every operator in Brisbane. Anyone quoting a flat rate sight unseen is either guessing or planning to renegotiate on the day.
Square metres of surface. The most obvious one, and usually the biggest single factor.
Two storeys means harness work, slower movement and more setup. A steep roof more so again.
Narrow side setbacks, steep blocks, no room for the trailer. Camp Hill and the older inner suburbs are full of these.
Cleaned two years ago is a different job from never touched in fifteen with an inch of lichen on it.
Travertine, sandstone, painted render and old terracotta all need slower low-pressure methods, which cost more per square metre than blasting concrete.
We are based on Brisbane’s southside. The further outside our usual patch, the more travel is in the price.
There are jobs we would rather not take, and telling you so at the quote stage saves us both a bad afternoon.
Usually cannot be fully removed by anyone. We will often get them a lot lighter, but if you are paying in the hope they disappear, do not. The full explanation is here.
We remove most of them, not all. Anything rooted deep in the sand base comes back. The photo in our gallery is a realistic result, not a perfect one.
Probably do not need doing again yet. Ask us to look before you book.
Some old terracotta needs a roofer, not a cleaner. We will put a drone up and show you rather than take the money and hand you back the same problem.
Often better left until it has cured. Pressure on green concrete etches it permanently, and that is a resurfacing job.
We can blast them out and it looks great for a fortnight. What you cannot see is the jointing sand going with them, which is why they come back thicker.
Send a photo of whatever needs doing and the suburb. Photos save a site visit more often than not, and you will get an actual price rather than a range.
