Keep Your Fulwell Driveway Clean and Protected

Green algae in the shaded corners, black weed stubble pushing through the joints, a grey bloom creeping across what used to be buff block paving - a driveway rarely fails all at once, it just quietly loses its edge until one day it looks tired next to the front door. Left alone, that surface film keeps feeding on rainwater and gets more slippery every month, which is the real reason it needs sorting rather than just the way it looks.

We get there with a sequence rather than a single pass: weed and moss treatment first so nothing's just been rinsed and left to regrow, a clean matched to the material, kiln-dried sand back into block paving joints, then a matt or wet-look sealant depending on the finish you want. The result holds its look for considerably longer than an unsealed clean.

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.