Remove built-up dirt and growth
Cleaning lifts moss, weeds, tyre marks and general weathering. Oil and rust may need separate treatment and cannot always be removed completely.
Driveway cleaning for block paving, concrete, tarmac and natural stone across Stockport, Greater Manchester and nearby Cheshire towns. Re-sanding and sealing are available where they suit the surface.

Cleaning lifts moss, weeds, tyre marks and general weathering. Oil and rust may need separate treatment and cannot always be removed completely.
After cleaning, kiln-dried sand can be brushed into suitable block-paving joints.
Where suitable, sealing can help reduce staining and make routine maintenance easier.
We look at the material, drainage, stains and joint condition before deciding how to clean it.
The pressure and attachments are chosen for the driveway material and its condition.
Once suitable block paving is dry, kiln-dried sand can be brushed back into the joints.
If sealing is suitable, we agree the product and finish with you before it is applied.
Timing depends on the size, condition and access. If sealing is included, the surface must be fully dry before the product is applied.
It can, depending on the product. We discuss the finish with you before any sealant is applied.
That depends on the product, surface and amount of traffic. It is better to inspect the coating than rely on a fixed schedule.
Not always. Age, porosity, previous treatments and the source of a stain affect the result. Once we have seen the surface, we will explain what is realistic and may suggest a small test area.
Loose pointing, failing coatings, cracked materials and unstable joints need to be identified before cleaning. We will discuss whether cleaning should be adjusted, delayed or avoided.
Cleaning a curved natural-sandstone driveway, including the joints, contrasting border and approach to the garage.
View projectWe serve Greater Manchester and selected areas of Cheshire, Merseyside and Lancashire. The towns below are some of the places closest to our Marple base.