Yes, and it is the easiest saving in this service. One set-up covers every hard surface in the garden.
Yes, and it costs meaningfully less than doing them separately. Set-up, water, access, protection and slurry clearing are largely shared across all the surfaces.
The only complication is that different surfaces need different pressures — which is a matter of technique rather than a reason to split the job.
| Surface | Approach |
|---|---|
| Concrete slabs and paths | Robust; straightforward |
| Block paving | Standard pressure; re-sand afterwards |
| Indian sandstone | Moderate; porous, so care needed |
| Limestone, soft stone | Low; marks permanently if overdone |
| Porcelain | Low; needs very little |
| Tarmac | Low only — scars easily |
| Resin bound | Low only — aggressive washing lifts it |
| Decking | Gentle; timber damages readily |
| Steps | Slower; more edges, and the safety priority |
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Steps are the surface where algae actually matters, and they are the one people leave out of the list. They are usually shaded, often north-facing, they hold water at the tread, and they are exactly where a slip does damage. If you are having anything cleaned, have the steps done — they take little time as part of a larger visit and they are the highest-value square metres for safety.
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Yes, and it costs meaningfully less than separate visits. Set-up, water, access, protection and slurry clearing are largely shared.
Yes. Tarmac, resin bound, soft stone and decking all need low pressure, while concrete and block paving take more.
Yes. They are usually shaded, hold water, and are exactly where a slip does damage — the highest-value square metres for safety.
Usually furthest from the drain first, dirtiest early so there is time for a second pass, and delicate surfaces separately with the pressure changed deliberately.
Worth checking. A weak outside tap becomes the bottleneck across a long session covering several areas.
Not necessarily. North-facing paths and steps green up fastest, open driveways last longest — but doing them together is usually still cheaper.
Yes, noticeably — which is a practical argument for doing them all at once.
After. Clearance, tree work, fencing and hard landscaping all produce dust, spoil and cement splashes.
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