Professional Driveway Power Washing
Across Burnley, Lancashire & North West England & Lancashire
Restore your property's kerb appeal. Trusted local sole trader with 25 years' experience and over 100 Google reviews.

There are plenty of people with a pressure washer in the back of a van, so why choose me?
I am a sole trader, which means you deal with me directly from the first phone call to the finished job. I don't use subcontractors, and I don't rush through jobs to get to the next one. My business is built on a reputation for quality, which is backed up by over 100 Google reviews from local people who trust my work.
With 25 years in the trade, I have seen it all. Whether it’s a simple wash-down or a complex block paving restoration, I have the tools and the knowledge to do it right the first time. I am also available for 24/7 emergency calls for my roofing services, so you know I am a reliable professional who is always around when you need help.

• 25 Years of Experience
• 100+ Genuine Google Reviews
• Fully Insured (£1m Public Liability)
• Local Burnley Specialist
• Professional-Grade Equipment

Not if it is done correctly. I adjust the pressure settings based on the material I am cleaning. For block paving, the main thing is to replace the jointing sand once the wash is finished. This keeps the blocks locked together and prevents them from shifting. I always include re-sanding in my quotes for block paving jobs.

For most homes in Lancashire, once every 12 to 18 months is usually enough to keep it looking great and prevent moss from taking over. If your driveway is shaded by trees or north-facing, you might find it needs a clean a bit more often to stop the green algae from building up.

Not necessarily, as long as I have access to an outdoor water tap and the area is clear of cars or garden furniture. Many of my customers are at work while I complete the cleaning. I always make sure the area is secure and tidy before I leave.

I can significantly fade and often remove oil stains, but it depends on how long the oil has been there and the type of surface. The sooner we treat an oil leak, the better the result. I use specialist degreasers that help lift the oil out of the stone before pressure washing.