Pressure washing · Ida-Virumaa
Pressure washing
Block paving, concrete, asphalt and terraces cleared of ground-in dirt — at the right pressure for each material, so joint sand and timber stay intact.
When paving needs washing
Block paving and concrete build up a layer over the years that a brush no longer reaches. Pressure is the only thing that lifts it out of the joints.
Algae makes it slippery
Shaded paving turns green and gets slippery when wet. That's a safety problem, especially in a car park or at an entrance.
Oil and soot soak in
Car park and driveway stains work into porous concrete. The longer they sit, the harder they are to lift.
Weeds in the joints
Dirt in the joints is growing medium. A clean joint with fresh sand keeps weeds out for years.
The property looks neglected
The driveway and car park are the first thing a client sees. Dirty paving drags down the impression of the whole site.
The right pressure for each material
Pressure washing isn't one setting. Block paving takes heavy pressure, a timber deck doesn't — the wrong pressure blows joint sand out and leaves timber furred up. We pick pressure and nozzle by material, not by speed.
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Inspection
We check the material, the surface condition, the joints and the drainage. That's what the quote is built on.
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Preparation
We cover sensitive areas and planting, and check where the wash water will drain.
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Pre-treatment
Algae, oil and soot stains get a solution applied first, so the pressure lifts them more easily.
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Washing
We wash the surface evenly at the pressure the material takes. Decking gets gentler pressure and a wider nozzle.
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Joint sand
Block paving gets fresh joint sand where it's needed — without it the joints stay empty and the blocks start to shift.
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Protective treatment
On request we impregnate the surface or oil the decking, which holds the result longer and makes the next wash easier.
Which surfaces it suits
Pressure washing suits hard surfaces that can take the force.
- Block paving and concrete pavers
- Concrete and asphalt
- Cobble and natural stone
- Timber and composite decking (gentler pressure)
- Car parks, driveways and walkways
- Steps, plinths and fences
What the price covers
- Site inspection and an exact quote
- Pre-treatment of algae, oil and soot stains
- Washing at the pressure the material takes
- Sensitive surfaces and planting protected
- Site cleaned up afterwards
- Liability insurance across the whole job
Guaranteed
or we redo it
Where we pressure wash
Our core area is Narva, Narva-Jõesuu, Sillamäe, Jõhvi, Kohtla-Järve, Ahtme, Kiviõli and Toila — all of Ida-Virumaa. For larger jobs we travel elsewhere in Estonia too.
Frequently asked questions
What does pressure washing cost?
Paving and terrace washing starts at €90. The exact price depends on the area, the material and how dirty it is. Send a photo or the measurements and we'll send an exact quote within 24 hours — free and with no obligation.
Does pressure washing wreck the joint sand?
At the wrong pressure, yes. That's why we pick pressure and nozzle by material, and top up joint sand after washing where it's needed. Without that step the joints stay empty and the blocks start to shift over time.
Can decking be pressure washed?
Timber decking can, but only at gentler pressure with a wider nozzle. Too much pressure furs up the timber and shortens the boards' life. On very sensitive surfaces we soft wash instead.
When is the best time to wash paving?
Spring is the most common, once the winter grit and salt are off. Paving, driveways and terraces are worth pressure washing once a year.
Do you clean car parks and commercial grounds?
Yes. Car parks, driveways and walkways are everyday work for us. For larger properties we set up a maintenance contract with a regular schedule.
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Soft wash vs pressure wash — which suits which surface
Get a price for pressure washing
Send a photo or the measurements and we'll send an exact quote within 24 hours. Free, no obligation.
