Path cleaning

    Garden path cleaning before and after photos

    Paths are the most common place for a slip. Each one is treated for algae and lichen, left to dwell, then rinsed evenly so the surface is safe again without high and low spots.

    Path cleaningChilworth

    Moss covered side path clean

    A side path buried under moss brought back to a clean, safe surface in Chilworth.

    Paths beside a house sit in shade for most of the day, which is why this Chilworth path had disappeared under moss. The growth was treated with a specialist softwash product, left to dwell, then rinsed evenly so the surface is clean and safe underfoot again.

    Path cleaningSouthampton

    Sandstone garden steps clean

    Dark, slippery treads and risers cleaned back to a safe, even sandstone finish in Southampton.

    Steps are the highest risk area in any garden once algae builds on the treads. In Southampton each tread and riser was treated with a specialist softwash product, left to dwell, then rinsed evenly so the finish is consistent and the surface is safe underfoot.

    Path cleaningBasingstoke

    Sandstone garden path clean

    A slippery garden path made safe again with a soft-wash treatment in Basingstoke.

    Paths are the most common place for a slip, so this Basingstoke path was treated with a specialist product for algae and lichen, left to dwell, then finished with an even rinse to avoid leaving high and low spots across the surface.

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    Path cleaning questions, answered

    Paths are usually quoted alongside a patio or driveway, and the price depends on length, surface and how much lichen has established. We confirm the cost when we speak with you about your property.

    Yes. Paths are the most common place for a slip. The algae and lichen are treated and left to dwell so the growth is neutralised, then rinsed evenly so no high and low spots are left across the surface.

    Most paths benefit from attention every one to two years. Shaded paths under trees or beside hedging hold moisture and grow algae faster, so they tend to need looking at more regularly.

    Yes, and doing them together is usually the better result. Cleaning one area in isolation leaves a patchwork look where the treated surface sits against untreated stone.

    Sandstone, limestone, concrete, block paving, gravel edging and brick paths are all treatable. The product and pressure used are matched to the surface in front of us.

    What our customers say about us

    Five-star reviews from homes and businesses across Hampshire.

    "My old hard surface tennis court looks fantastic after it’s moss removal and treatment."
    Catherine · 3 weeks ago · Google
    "Superb service. Colour restored to patio Very friendly"
    mjtrewhella · 5 weeks ago · Google
    "Outstanding results and driveway looks immaculate with no weeds or moss!"
    Gaynor · 10 weeks ago · Google
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