Block Paving, Concrete & Tarmac Driveway Cleaning in Low Fell

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.

Low Fell sits in Tyne and Wear, and like most of the North East it gets more than its share of driving rain, which is exactly the weather that keeps algae and moss topped up on block paving, concrete and tarmac all year round. Add in the mineral run-off from pointing, render and roofs onto the drive below and you've got the perfect conditions for the grey-green film that dulls a driveway within a couple of seasons of it being laid or last cleaned.

Older properties around Low Fell 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.