Bermuda's climate encourages algae, mould, and mildew to accumulate on exterior surfaces faster than almost anywhere else. Left untreated, this contamination breaks down paint, stains masonry, and weakens surface bonds — shortening the lifespan of every repaint.
Our power washing service removes all of it. We calibrate pressure and select the right nozzle for every surface type, so the job is thorough without damaging your render, timber, or masonry.
We identify all surfaces to be washed, noting damaged areas that need low-pressure treatment or hand-cleaning.
Stubborn algae, mould, or oil stains are pre-treated with biodegradable cleaners before the pressure wash begins.
Washed at the correct pressure for each substrate — high for concrete and pavers, reduced for rendered masonry and timber.
A thorough rinse removes all residue. We inspect every area and re-treat spots needing additional attention.
We advise on minimum drying time before painting — typically 24–48 hours — and schedule accordingly.
Paint applied over dirty, algae-covered, or poorly bonded surfaces will peel and fail prematurely. Power washing creates a clean, sound surface for the new paint to bond to — dramatically extending the life of any repaint.
In untrained hands, yes. Our operators calibrate pressure and nozzle selection for each surface — high pressure for concrete, lower for rendered walls and timber — to clean effectively without damage.
Most Bermuda homes benefit from a professional power wash every 1–2 years. Roofs and north-facing walls accumulate algae and mildew faster and may need more frequent attention.
Yes. We remove algae, moss, and old loose coating from Bermuda step roofs to prepare them for a new waterproof coating application.
Absolutely. Many clients book power washing as a standalone service to refresh driveways, walkways, pool surrounds, and exterior walls between paint jobs.
