Pressure washing for driveways and walkways, with the cleaning approach matched to the surface. Tell us about the area, the soiling and how the property is used.
Wellington building maintenanceTrade skills and rope accessScope agreed for your property
Start with the right scope
A practical approach to the work
A good cleaning brief sets expectations before work starts. Surface wear, old coatings and embedded stains can affect the result. Altitude provides pressure washing as part of its exterior maintenance work for homes and businesses.
01
Driveways
Identify the surface and approximate area if known. Include turning areas, slopes and any part shared with neighbours. Photographs help show the overall condition and which marks concern you, while vehicle access needs to be planned around the work.
02
Paths and entrances
Describe steps, narrow passages and doorways that people need to use. A cleaning plan should consider how the work is divided and when the area can be used again. Tell us about tenants, deliveries or customers who rely on the route.
03
Method and expectations
Different surfaces and finishes call for different treatment. Worn concrete, coatings and paving joints should be considered before the cleaning method is chosen. Some staining may remain, so agree the intended result rather than assuming every mark can be removed.
Set a clear cleaning scope
Include in the brief
Why it matters
Surface and visible condition
Helps identify suitable cleaning and areas requiring extra care.
Type and location of stains
Separates general soiling from marks needing a specific discussion.
Water and drainage information
Supports planning for the site and wash water.
Vehicles and pedestrian access
Lets the work be coordinated around everyday use.
Before the cleaning visit
Agree the exact driveway and path areas included.
Identify damaged surfaces or recently applied coatings.
Discuss moving vehicles, pots and other obstacles.
Confirm water access and how runoff will be managed.
Ask when people and vehicles can use the cleaned area again.
Questions before you book
Will pressure washing remove every stain?
Not necessarily. The surface, type of stain and how deeply it has penetrated affect the result. Point out the marks that matter most so expectations can be discussed before work is agreed.
Can you clean a shared driveway?
Tell us who uses it, which areas are shared and who can approve the work. Access and timing should be agreed with the relevant property contact before the cleaning scope is finalised.
Can this be coordinated with gutter work?
Yes, ask about both when you enquire. The scope and sequence can be discussed together so the cleaning plan accounts for other exterior maintenance happening at the property.
Talk to Altitude
Tell us what needs cleaning
Send a wide photograph, the address and the areas you want included. Mention stains, surface damage and any access restrictions.