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House Washing & Soft Washing in the Inner West
Low-pressure soft washing that lifts mould, mildew and grime off render, cladding, brick and eaves without damaging paint. Servicing Newtown, Enmore, Stanmore, Petersham, Lewisham and surrounds.
The walls of a house collect dirt, cobwebs, mould and black streaks, especially on the shady south side and anywhere near the coast. Blasting painted render or weatherboards with a high-pressure wand can strip paint, force water behind cladding and etch soft surfaces. Soft washing is the safer way to do it.
House Washing for Inner West homes
Painted brick facades, rendered terraces and weatherboard cottages all suit soft washing. It brings back the colour without damaging old paint.
Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution that kills mould and mildew at the root, then rinses clean. The result lasts longer than pressure alone because the growth is killed, not just knocked off the surface. We do eaves, fascias, gutters' outer faces and window frames as part of the wash.
What's included
- Rendered and painted walls
- Weatherboard, Hardie and composite cladding
- Brick and sandstone facades
- Eaves, soffits and fascias
- Outer faces of gutters and window frames
- Garden plants rinsed and protected during the wash
How often?
Every one to two years for most homes. Coastal properties and shady walls may need it yearly.
House Washing suburbs we cover in the Inner West
- Newtown
- Enmore
- Stanmore
- Petersham
- Lewisham
- Marrickville
- Dulwich Hill
- Summer Hill
- Ashfield
- Haberfield
- Leichhardt
- Annandale
- Lilyfield
- Rozelle
- Balmain
- Five Dock
- Drummoyne
- Concord
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House Washing in Inner West: questions
Do you do house washing in Newtown, Enmore and Stanmore?
Yes. We do house washing right across the Inner West, including Newtown, Enmore, Stanmore, Petersham, Lewisham, Marrickville, Dulwich Hill, Summer Hill, Ashfield, Haberfield, Leichhardt, Annandale, Lilyfield, Rozelle, Balmain, Five Dock, Drummoyne and Concord.
What is the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water and suits hard surfaces like concrete. Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution, which is safer for render, paint and cladding.
Is soft washing safe for my plants?
Yes, when done properly. We wet down and rinse surrounding plants before and after the wash.
Will it damage my paint?
No. Soft washing is used because it does not strip paint the way high pressure can.
Get a free house washing quote in the Inner West
Tell us what needs doing and where. Photos help us quote faster. You will hear back the same day where possible.
- 0404 484 732Call or text
- info@onewaygardens.com.auEmail us photos any time
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