Block Paving, Concrete & Tarmac Driveway Cleaning in Fatfield

Spring is when most driveways get noticed - the low sun picks out every patch of green that winter's rain has spread across the paving, and the first dry weekend of the year is usually when someone finally says something about it. Autumn does its own damage too: wet leaves sit in low spots and joints, staining the surface and feeding the moss that then has all winter to establish itself before you even think about it again.

A lot of people assume a driveway clean is just a jet wash, and that any improvement it makes is temporary because "it always comes back". It does come back if that's all that's done - a pressure wash alone strips the surface film off but leaves algae spores and weed roots very much alive in the joints, ready to regrow within a season, often faster than before because the surface has been roughed up.

Older properties around Fatfield tend to have block paving or poured concrete drives laid at some point in the last few decades, often with joints that have never been re-sanded and a build-up of algae that's had years to establish. Newer estates lean toward resin-bound or tighter-jointed block paving that shows dirt and staining differently but responds well to the same core treatment.