PRESSURE CLEANING PERTH

Pressure cleaning, also known as power washing, is the process of using high-pressure water to remove dirt, grime, mould, algae, and other contaminants from surfaces.

It’s a fast and effective way to clean everything from concrete driveways and brick walls to timber decks and tiled roofs.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we use professional-grade equipment to restore surfaces to their original condition without damaging them — leaving your property looking fresh, clean, and renewed.

The recommended frequency for pressure cleaning and sealing largely depends on the type of surface, the weather conditions it is exposed to, and how much foot or vehicle traffic it receives.

In most cases, we suggest having your outdoor surfaces professionally pressure cleaned once a year. This helps to remove the buildup of dirt, grime, algae and other debris that can lead to surface damage if left untreated.

When it comes to sealing, we typically recommend reapplying the sealer every three to five years, depending on the type of sealer used and how much wear and tear the surface receives.

In high-traffic areas or places exposed to harsh sunlight and frequent rain, sealing may need to be done more frequently to maintain the best protection.

While DIY pressure cleaning tools might seem like a cost-effective option, they often lack the power, precision, and safety controls of professional-grade equipment.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we not only use commercial-strength machinery, but we also have the training and experience to clean surfaces thoroughly without causing damage.

We know the right pressure levels, detergents, and techniques for different materials — saving you time, effort, and potentially costly mistakes. Plus, we offer sealing services to protect your surfaces long after they’re cleaned, something DIY kits can’t match.

Yes — regular pressure washing can significantly extend the life of your surfaces. Over time, dirt, algae, mould, and grime can break down materials like concrete, timber, and pavers, leading to premature wear and damage.

By removing these contaminants, pressure cleaning helps prevent rot, corrosion, and staining.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we also offer sealing solutions that add an extra layer of protection, keeping your surfaces cleaner for longer and reducing the need for costly repairs or replacements down the track.

Usually no, but we do in some cases — but always with care.

While water pressure alone is effective for general cleaning, we sometimes use biodegradable, eco-friendly detergents to break down tough stains like oil, mould, algae, and grease.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we carefully select products that are safe for your family, pets, and garden.

Our approach is tailored to each job, ensuring the best results while protecting both your surfaces and the environment.

The best way to protect your surfaces is through regular maintenance and sealing. Dirt, mould, and moisture can build up over time, especially on driveways, patios, and outdoor areas — leading to stains, cracking, or even structural damage.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we recommend a routine pressure clean to remove buildup before it causes harm. Following up with a professional sealant adds a protective barrier that repels water, resists stains, and makes future cleaning easier.

It’s an easy way to keep your property looking great and performing well all year round.

Surfaces that aren’t cleaned and sealed regularly are more likely to deteriorate over time.

Dirt, mould, algae, and pollutants can eat away at concrete, timber, brick, and stone, leading to permanent staining, cracking, and even structural weakening.

Neglecting maintenance can also make your property look tired and unkept — and may decrease its value.

With regular cleaning and sealing from Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, you not only improve the appearance of your surfaces but also protect your investment in the long run.

It can — if it’s not done properly.

Using too much pressure or the wrong technique can harm surfaces like timber, render, paint, or even window seals. That’s why it’s important to leave it to the pros.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we tailor our approach to suit each surface, using the correct pressure levels and nozzles to clean effectively without causing damage.

We treat your home like it’s our own, safely restoring its appearance while protecting its integrity with care.

Yes, pressure cleaning is highly effective at removing many types of stains, including oil, moss, and algae.

For tough stains like oil, we may use specialised, eco-friendly cleaning agents that break down the oils and grease before applying the pressure wash.

Moss and algae can be easily removed with the right pressure setting, leaving your surfaces clean and free of buildup.

At Resurfaced Cleaning and Sealing, we ensure the right combination of pressure and detergents for your specific needs to achieve the best possible results.

Please note that there are some cases where substances such as oil have soaked deep into the the surface that it may be impossible to completely remove it. However, these imperfections can be masked after cleaning off what we can and then applying a new coat of paint/sealant.

First, we come and clean the surfaces using various pressure washing equipment and cleaning solutions to eliminate as much dirt as possible.

If any crack repair is required, we’ll do it shortly after the cleaning process. Please note that only hairline cracks can be repaired.

Then, for sealing, we typically come back the next day to ensure the surface has had ample time to dry. Then we apply two coats of sealant to ensure that we’ve got a healthy amount of coverage and protection over the surface.

Yes, we do require access to a water source to perform pressure cleaning.  We typically use your property’s outdoor tap to connect to our equipment.

If access to a tap is unavailable, we can bring our own water supply, but it may require an additional setup fee, depending on the job size and location.

Let us know in advance if this is a concern, and we’ll make arrangements to ensure the job is completed without issue.

We use two different sealers, depending on the surface.

We’ll use either a breathable, penetrating sealer (5-7 years) or with a topical solvent based acrylic sealer (7-10 years).