Driveway, Patio & Gutter Cleaning Services in Wallasey

Driveways and patios start from £100. The exact price depends on the size of the area, the type of surface and how much moss, algae or staining has built up. A small front drive in a Wallasey Village semi will cost less than a long block paved drive with a patio round the back, so we always price each job on what we actually see.

The quickest way to get a price is to send us photos on WhatsApp, and doing it that way gets you 10% off your quote. Every driveway or patio clean also comes with a free wheelie bin clean, so your bins get a proper wash and sanitise while we are there.

If you are weighing up whether it is worth doing, our guide on driveway cleaning cost and whether it is worth it goes through what you get for your money. Most Wallasey customers tell us they wish they had booked it sooner, because the drive and the house both look so much better.

Yes. Empty joints are one of the most common problems we see on Wallasey drives. Wind-blown sand, heavy rain and years of weeds pulling at the gaps all take their toll, and once the joints are empty the blocks have nothing holding them together. They start to rock, sink and catch the edge of your shoe. Left alone, the problem only spreads across the drive.

After a deep clean we clear the old debris out of the joints and let the surface dry. Our driveway re-sanding service then fills every gap with kiln-dried sand, brushed in from different directions and compacted so the blocks lock tight. The drive feels solid again straight away.

To keep the new sand where it belongs, we often recommend driveway sealing afterwards. The sealer binds the joint sand and helps stop it washing or blowing out, which matters on breezy streets near the coast. It also helps the drive resist weeds and oil stains between cleans.

We can, and it is worth dealing with the roof first. Moss on the roof sheds clumps and spores every time it rains or the wind gets up, and they land on the patio, in the gutters and across the drive. Clean the patio without sorting the roof and it tends to come back far sooner than you would like.

Our roof moss removal starts with careful hand scraping to take the bulk off without high pressure, which protects the tiles and the felt underneath. We then apply a biocide that soaks in and kills the roots and spores that are left. That slows regrowth far more than scraping alone.

Once the source is dealt with, our patio cleaning removes any moss and algae that has already settled on the slabs. We treat the surface, use a rotary cleaner for an even finish and rinse everything back. With the roof and patio both done, the garden stays cleaner for much longer.

Yellow, orange or pale green patches on brick are usually lichen or algae, and they love damp walls that face away from the sun. On homes close to the sea, the salty air can also leave a white or chalky bloom on the brick as moisture evaporates. Both look tired and both are easy to make worse with the wrong cleaning method.

Our brickwork cleaning uses a treatment suited to the growth and the type of brick, then a gentle rinse rather than heavy pressure. Blasting old Victorian brick in Wallasey Village can damage the surface and open up the mortar joints, so we let the product do the work.

While the walls are being done, it makes sense to look at the roofline too. Our fascia and soffit cleaning takes the green streaks and salty grime off the boards above. The whole front of the house then looks cleaner and brighter in one visit.

Yes. Some of the bigger Wallasey gardens, especially behind older semis and detached houses, can get completely out of hand if they are left for a few years. Brambles, ivy, self-seeded trees and piles of garden waste can swallow a lawn and patio surprisingly quickly, and it is hard to know where to start.

Our garden restoration service clears the lot. We cut back and remove overgrowth, pull weeds and brambles, and take away the waste so you are left with a clear space you can actually use. It is a popular job for people who have just bought a home or are getting one ready to sell.

Once the garden is clear, you can often see paving, paths or decking that nobody knew were there. We can clean those on the same visit, and it is always satisfying to see a forgotten patio come back to life after years under the weeds.

It does. Homes around Harrison Drive and the streets nearest the front catch a lot of wind-blown sand off the beach, especially in autumn and winter storms. The sand gathers in corners, in gutters and along the edges of driveways, and on block paving it can mix with dirt in the joints and feed weeds.

Salt in the air is the other part of the story. It leaves a dull film on paving, UPVC and brickwork, and it can make surfaces look grimy even when they are not very dirty. Our driveway cleaning lifts both the salt film and the grime, and we rinse thoroughly so nothing is left behind to dry on the surface.

Many coastal customers like a quick wipe down of their frames and doors too, since salt shows up quickly on white plastic. We see the same thing up the coast in New Brighton and along the front towards Leasowe, and we are happy to fit those homes in on the same round.

Yes. White UPVC frames, doors and conservatories close to the sea pick up a grey, salty film that dulls them over time. Add traffic grime from roads like Leasowe Road and Breck Road, and frames that were bright white a few years ago can start to look yellow or patchy.

Our UPVC frame and door cleaning uses a cleaner made for plastic frames, followed by a careful rinse. We clean the frames, sills, door panels and conservatory frames, and we take care around seals and rubber trims. It is a simple job that gives the front of the house a real lift.

If your gutters need doing too, we can clear them on the same visit. Our gutter clearing service uses a high-reach vacuum from the ground, so we can deal with sand, leaves and moss in the gutters without ladders on the front path for hours. Doing the frames and gutters together means the whole house is sorted in one trip.

There is no bad time, but each season suits different jobs. Spring is great for driveways and patios after the winter growth. Late autumn is ideal for gutters, once the trees around Central Park and the bigger gardens have dropped most of their leaves. Winter cleaning works well on mild, dry days, though we avoid freezing conditions.

Our guide on whether winter is a good time for exterior cleaning explains why a lot of people actually prefer to get the work done before spring. Slippery paths and green patios are a bigger problem in the darker months, and clearing them makes your garden safer when it is used least but needs it most.

Coastal homes can also benefit from a clean after the worst of the winter storms, once the sand and salt have settled. If you are just inland in Liscard, the timing is much the same. Send us photos and we will suggest the right time for your job.

Yes. Decking near the coast takes a battering from wind, salt and rain, and timber that stays damp turns green and slippery quickly. Garden paths along the side of the house often sit in shade all day, so they grow algae and moss faster than the rest of the garden and become a slip hazard in winter.

Our decking cleaning uses a softer wash and the right treatment for softwood, hardwood or composite boards. We clean along the grain and clear the gaps between boards so water drains away properly. The aim is a deck that is safe to walk on again without damaging the timber.

For paths and steps we use the same treat and rotary clean approach as on patios, working carefully around edges, plant borders and drains. A clean path makes it easier to get the bins out and safer for anyone coming to the door. We can include both in one visit to keep things simple.

You usually do not need to be in. As long as we can reach an outside tap and the area being cleaned, we can work while you are out. We will let you know when we arrive and send photos when we are finished. If there is no outside tap, mention it when you book and we will sort another way.

To book, the easiest thing is to send us photos or a short video on WhatsApp. Show the whole area and any problem patches up close, and tell us your street and when suits you. You get 10% off your quote for sending photos this way, and driveways and patios start from £100.

If you would rather fill in a form or ring us, everything you need is on our contact page. We are open seven days a week, 7am to 7pm, and we are a family-run, fully insured team covering Wallasey and the rest of the Wirral from our base in Fazakerley.