Expert K Rend Cleaning in Poole, Bournemouth & UK

Mr Softwash®

The #1 for UK 
K Rend Cleaning
 
in Poole, Bournemouth, 
Dorset, Hampshire, Wilts & UK.
 

Professional K Rend Cleaning

Restore the Beauty of Your Render

K Rend is a popular choice for homes and commercial buildings thanks to its modern appearance, durability, and low-maintenance finish. However, despite its self-coloured properties, K Rend can still become discoloured over time due to algae, moss, lichen, pollution, and everyday weather exposure.

Our professional K Rend cleaning service is designed to safely remove these contaminants, restoring the original appearance of your render without causing unnecessary damage. Whether your property has green staining, black spots, or years of built-up dirt, we use specialist cleaning methods to leave your exterior looking clean, fresh, and well maintained.

Why K Rend Needs Professional Cleaning

Although K Rend is manufactured to be weather-resistant, no external wall finish is completely immune to the effects of the British climate. Damp conditions encourage the growth of algae and organic matter, while airborne pollution and general dirt gradually dull the appearance of the render.

Attempting to clean render with excessive pressure or unsuitable chemicals can permanently damage the textured finish, strip away protective coatings, or leave uneven patches. Professional cleaning ensures the correct methods are used for your property's specific render type and condition.

Our K Rend Cleaning Process

Every property is different, which is why we tailor our approach to achieve the best possible results.

Our process typically includes:

A thorough inspection of the render.

Identification of algae, moss, lichen, and staining.

Application of specialist cleaning solutions where required.

Gentle soft washing or low-pressure cleaning techniques.

Removal of organic growth and surface contaminants.

Final inspection to ensure an even, clean finish.

This approach provides outstanding results while helping to preserve the integrity of the render.

Benefits of Professional K Rend Cleaning

Having your K Rend professionally cleaned offers a range of benefits, including:

Restores the original colour and appearance.

Removes algae, moss, lichen, and black staining.

Improves kerb appeal.

Enhances the overall appearance of your property.

Helps maintain the lifespan of the render.

Suitable for residential and commercial buildings.

Safer than aggressive pressure washing.

Cost-effective alternative to repainting or replacing render.

Residential and Commercial K Rend Cleaning

We provide professional K Rend cleaning for a wide range of properties, including:

Detached and semi-detached homes

Bungalows

Apartment buildings

Housing developments

Offices

Retail premises

Schools

Care homes

Hotels

Commercial buildings

Whether you require a single property cleaned or ongoing exterior maintenance across multiple sites, we can provide a reliable and professional service.

Why Choose Our K Rend Cleaning Service?

Our experienced team understands the specialist care required for modern render systems. We use proven cleaning techniques and professional equipment to deliver exceptional results while protecting your property's exterior.

We are committed to:

Professional workmanship

Safe cleaning methods

Reliable service

Attention to detail

Competitive pricing

Excellent customer satisfaction

Our goal is to restore your property's appearance with minimal disruption and long-lasting results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can K Rend be pressure washed?

High-pressure washing is generally not recommended, as excessive pressure can damage the textured surface. Professional soft washing and specialist render cleaning techniques provide a safer and more effective solution.

How often should K Rend be cleaned?

Most properties benefit from professional cleaning every three to five years, although this can vary depending on the property's location, surrounding trees, and environmental conditions.

Will cleaning remove algae and black spots?

Yes. Professional treatments are designed to remove algae, moss, lichen, dirt, and many common stains, leaving the render significantly cleaner and brighter.

Is K Rend cleaning safe?

Yes. When carried out using the correct methods and suitable cleaning products, professional K Rend cleaning is a safe and effective way to restore the appearance of your render.

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What's the most effective way to soft wash pre-coloured render?

 

Why is coloured wall render presenting problems today?

In the past three decades or so, self-finished renders have become popular. Architects liked the variety of finishes they offered – smooth, textured, mica sparkles and colour pebbles, to name a few – that were not so easy to obtain with paint.

Householders liked them because of their easy, low maintenance. They need no painting, just a light clean every now and again.

Builders liked them because there was no more hanging around waiting for paint to cure before completing the building.

But the introduction of modern wall insulation has reduced the amount of heat moving through the walls, reducing the ability of the external surfaces to dry out. This has led to a buildup of biological growth on the walls, mainly red, black and green algae.

Previously, the heat coming through the walls dried the render, and so microbial growth, which likes damp conditions, was considerably less. Now rendered walls suffer from unsightly coloured staining from algae, meaning that they need to be cleaned with a high-quality biocide much more frequently – usually every three years or so.

Interestingly, the cleaner white patches on soiled render show areas where the insulation is not so effective, allowing heat to reach the external surface. This could be caused by patchy cavity wall filling or a radiator.

What are the best softwash products to treat pre-coloured wall render?

Biocide is a non-aggressive, high-purity biocide that is perfect for cleaning black, green and red staining from wall render. It is particularly suitable for the prevailing weather of the UK and Ireland.

It is a pH-neutral quaternary ammonium with added IPA (isopropyl alcohol) that quickly cuts through the layer of biological growth, known as the biofilm, ensuring it is completely killed.

It is used for ongoing maintenance programmes following initial cleaning with Biocide, or as part of a treatment using a combination of both products.

This biocide does not affect the colouring or chemical makeup of self-finished renders. On porous render, the biocide will soak deep to ensure the source of the staining is completely eliminated.

Sodium Hypochlorite offers a faster way to remove staining of all kinds from wall render and is particularly useful for removing stubborn black staining.

After cleaning with biocide, there may sometimes be black ghosting marks remaining. These will often disappear naturally through time, and the process can be speeded up by treating with sodium hypochlorite.

Roughcast and pebble dash

Textured surfaces often pick up grime as well as hosting algae. Brushing a solution of biocide into the surface using a soft brush quickly deals with this. We recommend frequently rinsing the dirt from the brush in a solution of biocide.

What happens after a treatment of Biocide?

Green and red algae die within a few minutes following treatment. If the biofilm is very thick, a milky sheen will show for a short while before being dispersed by the wind.

The orange pigment that comes from red algae may remain for a while, but rain will soon wash it away, on average in about 10 days.

Bacteria and cyanobacteria will also die within a few minutes when treated with our recommended dilution of Biocide. The self-cleansing process will then continue for several days.

Moulds are a group of fungi, the most common of which cause black staining that protects them from ultraviolet light. They dig their way into the surface of render and even rock. Because of their tenacious nature, moulds are not as easy to treat as algae.

Although biocide kills mould within a few minutes, the self-cleansing action will continue for several months. To speed this process up, rinse with plenty of fresh water a few days after treatment.

A three-step treatment for mould

Remove the worst of the mould with a scraper, or with a brush and water, until you can see the underlying surface.

Gently brush in a solution of biocide. This will loosen the biofilm. Then spray with Biocide so that any remaining mould is thoroughly soaked.

Around six weeks following treatment, the black staining will be significantly reduced, and whatever remains will usually soon wash away with the rain. Occasionally, another rinse may be required to finish the job.

How long will treated render stay clean for?

The main factor that determines how long the render stays clean is the cleanliness of the water that runs over it after treatment.

Biocide will have killed the biological growth that was causing the staining the customer wanted removed. But if water running off an untreated roof, for example, deposits more of the same mixture of algae and mould onto the walls, the problems will soon return.

When treating render, it is therefore vitally important to carefully spray around parapets, overhangs, eaves, door and window surrounds and other adjoining areas.

 

 

 

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K Rend Cleaning in Poole, Bournemouth 
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Soft washing biocides provide long-term protection for K Rend by

killing organic organisms—such as algae, moss, fungi, and lichen—at their root and leaving a residual film that prevents regrowth. 

How Biocide Protection Works

  • Residual Action: Unlike bleach (sodium hypochlorite), which provides an instant clean but no lasting protection, biocides like DDAC (Didecyldimethylammonium chloride)penetrate porous surfaces. They continue to kill spores that land on the surface for months or even years after application.
  • Self-Cleansing Process: Many professional biocides are "spray and leave" products. They work with natural weathering (rain and wind) to break down and wash away dead organic matter over several weeks or months.

 

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Is Soft washing with biocide 

the best method for cleaning K Rend?

 

Yes, bleach can damage render if used incorrectly, primarily through discolouration and surface degradation. While sodium hypochlorite (the active ingredient in bleach) is a standard professional tool for "soft washing,"  bleach is often too strong or if used at improper dilutions for delicate surfaces like Krend and Monocouche renders. 

 

How Bleach Can Damage K Rend

  • Permanent Discolouration: Using bleach straight from the bottle or in high concentrations can cause patchy, white, or streaked finishes due to a pH imbalance.
  • Surface Etching: As a corrosive alkaline solution, concentrated bleach can break down the surface chemistry, stripping away the water-repellent silicone layer that protects modern renders.
  • Salt Residue: If not thoroughly rinsed, bleach leaves behind salt deposits (efflorescence). These salts attract moisture, which can actually encourage faster regrowth of algae and moss.
  • Warranties: Using unapproved chemicals or high concentrations can void manufacturer warranties for products like K Rend or Monocouche. 

 

Steam cleaning K Rend

Steam cleaning ( Doff/Torc ) render is highly effective for removing heavy carbon staining or paint, but lacks the long term residual protection against algae that biocides provide.

 

 

soft washing with a biocide is widely considered the best and safest method for cleaning modern exterior renders like K-Rend and Monocouche. 



 


To clean K Rend and all silicone renders, use Soft washing a low-pressure fan setting with mild detergent to remove algae, dirt, and weathering.High-pressure washing can damage the surface, spreading contaminants, so chemicals are preferred to kill organic growth, followed by a gentle rinse. Regular application of a fungicidal wash or biocide can prevent future growth. 

 

Choose Your Cleaning Method

Soft Wash:

This method uses a special blend of cleaning detergents to dissolve and lift dirt and organic growth like algae, mould, and spores without high pressure. It is environmentally friendly and prevents damage to the render.

 

 

 

To clean

K Rend, the two most effective and recommended methods are soft washing(using a biocide/mild detergent) and steam cleaning. High-pressure washing is generally not advised as it can permanently damage the render surface, which is typically only 8-10mm thick. 

Recommended Cleaning Methods

Soft Washing
Soft washing is considered the best and safest option for removing algae, mould, and general dirt. This method uses low pressure and a chemical solution (biocide) to kill the organic growth at the root, which provides longer-lasting results than simply washing it away. 

  • Materials needed:
    • Protective gear (gloves and eye protection are essential)
    • Specialised algae/render cleaner (e.g.,
    • Garden sprayer or a soft brush
    • Garden hose or low-pressure washer (on a "fan" setting)

K Rend's own "Algae Clean"

  • or

"Algoclear Pro"

  • ) or a diluted mild detergent/bleach solution (1 part bleach to 3-4 parts water - use with extreme caution and protect plants).
  • Steps:
    1. Preparation: Remove any loose debris or bulky growth (like ivy or moss) with a soft brush. Protect surrounding plants and surfaces by drenching them with water or covering them with sheeting.
    2. Apply Solution: Apply the cleaning solution using a brush or low-pressure sprayer to the affected areas, ensuring uniform coverage.
    3. Dwell Time: Allow the solution to work, ideally overnight, or as specified by the product instructions. The staining may darken as the biocide kills the growth.
    4. Rinse: Rinse the surface thoroughly with clean water from a garden hose or a very low-pressure washer. Work from top to bottom.
    5. Repeat: For stubborn stains, repeat the application process. 

 

 

General Maintenance Tips

  • Regular Cleaning: K Rend is low maintenance but benefits from occasional light cleaning every few years to maintain its appearance.
  • Prevent Regrowth: Applying biocide products like Algoclear prevent further regrowth for at least 2-3 years.
  • Hardware: Ensure all external attachments (satellite dish brackets, light fixings, etc.) are made from stainless steel to prevent rust staining on the render. 

Warning: Avoid High Pressure 

Never use high-pressure washing or needle-point pressure settings, as this can etch or damage the thin render surface, leading to permanent damage. Using specialist soft washing equipment is the best & safest option rarther than using pressure washers with the pressure turned down.

 

 


What is Soft Washing? 

The Safer Way To Wash Your Home.


 Soft Washing was developed in the USA about 20 years ago and was a way of washing property without the risks associated with using high pressure as in pressure washing. Soft washing is a cleaning process that safely removes organic stains, mildew, and algae from render using a low-pressure washing technique and a mixture of biocides or sodium hypochlorite, surfactants, and water. High pressure damages render, roofs and other surfaces, so Low pressure is used to prevent any damage. 

Soft washing or low pressure is used on surfaces that are difficult to clean with pressure washing or might be damaged by high pressure. It's gentle on surfaces, making it ideal for delicate materials. 

Soft washing is different from power washing, which uses higher water pressure. Power washing can void a warranty, cause granule loss, and compromise the integrity of roof tiles, damage rendering, patios and other surfaces. 

 

What is the distinction between Soft Washing and Pressure Washing?

 

Although the procedures, equipment, pressure, and chemicals used in soft washing, power washing, and pressure washing appear to be identical, they are not. Power washing and pressure washing require much higher water pressure than soft washing, and power washing is usually done with high pressure. To kill mould, mildew, bacteria, algae, fungus, moss, and other bacteria, the Soft Washing method is paired with a biodegradable sanitizing cleaning solution. 

This biowash will continue to prevent further organic growth for about 3-5 years.

If your looking for professional soft washing across the UK please contact me for a free no obligation quote.

 

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  • How to Clean K-Rend Render Safely
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The most important thing to consider in my opinion is, will you do it yourself? or would you prefer an industry leading soft washing expert take care of it properly?

There is only one way to safely clean any type of through coloured render and that is to use a soft wash mix. A soft wash mix consists of 97% water, 2% sodium hypochlorite and 1% Green Wash. Combined and SPRAYED on (which brings Oxygen into the mix) kills off all organic matter which has infested the render. Once applied a dwell time of fifteen to twenty minutes is usually fine to give optimal clean results.

K-Rend render cleaning is safe when the correct soft wash method is used…
K-Rend render is designed to look clean, bright and modern, yet many UK homes see algae, staining and weathering long before they expect it.
If your walls are starting to look dull, patchy or green, you are not alone.
The good news is that K-Rend can be cleaned safely when the right soft wash method is used.
This guide explains exactly how to protect your render, avoid costly damage and keep your home looking fresh for years.

What Is K-Rend Render?

K-Rend is a silicone-based, through-coloured render used widely across the UK for its clean finish, breathability and weather resistance.
Although marketed as low-maintenance, K-Rend is not maintenance-free.
Exposure to moisture, shade, trees, coastal air and rainfall can all lead to algae growth and discolouration over time.
Understanding what K-Rend is made from helps explain why using the right soft wash method is essential.

Why Does K-Rend Get Dirty?

Most staining on K-Rend comes from algae, mould, moisture and airborne pollutants.
These start as small patches and gradually spread across shaded or damp walls.
Pressure washing forces water into the surface and can cause damage, which is why a controlled soft wash method is recommended.
Knowing the cause of the staining helps you understand the safest way to remove it.

How to Clean K-Rend Render Safely

K-Rend can be cleaned safely when the correct soft wash method is used.
The goal is simple. Remove algae, staining and organic growth without damaging the surface or forcing water into the render.
This is why we never use pressure washing on K-Rend. High pressure can strip the surface, cause cracking and drive moisture behind the render.

A proper K-Rend clean starts with understanding how the wall absorbs water.
Every project should begin with a porosity test.
This allows the cleaning technician to judge how the render reacts to moisture and ensures the solution is applied safely and evenly.

Once the surface is assessed, we apply a carefully prepared soft wash mix using low pressure.
This removes algae, mould and organic growth gently, allowing the render to return to a clean, bright and even finish.
Soft washing is the safest, most effective and most controlled method for cleaning K-Rend render on UK homes.

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Step-by-Step: The Safe Way to Clean K-Rend Render

Cleaning K-Rend is not complicated, but it must be done correctly.
Here is the safe soft wash process used by trained render cleaning technicians on UK homes.

1. Initial Inspection

Every project begins with a visual inspection of the K-Rend surface.
We look for algae, black staining, patchiness, cracks, damaged areas and signs of water retention.
This helps us understand how the wall will respond to cleaning.

2. Porosity Test

A porosity test is essential for K-Rend.
It shows how quickly the render absorbs moisture and helps us choose the right strength of soft wash solution.
This protects the surface from over-saturation and ensures an even, consistent clean.

3. Preparing the Soft Wash Solution

For K-Rend, we use a carefully measured mix of sodium hypochlorite, water and surfactant.
This breaks down algae, mould and organic growth without damaging the render.
The mixture is always applied at low pressure.

4. Applying the Soft Wash Solution

The solution is sprayed gently onto the K-Rend wall.
There is no force, no blasting and no abrasion.
The soft wash mix begins working immediately, lifting stains and organic growth from the surface.

5. Allowing Time to Work

The solution needs time to dwell so it can reach into textured areas and remove deeper organic growth.
Dwell time varies depending on shading, contamination and weather conditions.

6. Rinsing and Final Clean

Once the solution has done its job, the wall is rinsed using low pressure.
This removes residue and reveals a cleaner, brighter K-Rend surface.
No pressure washing is ever used.

7. Optional: Hydrophobic Protective Coating

After cleaning, many homeowners choose to protect their K-Rend with a hydrophobic coating.
This helps prevent algae regrowth, reduces staining and keeps the render looking cleaner for longer.
You can learn more about this treatment on our
Hydrophobic Protective Coating page.

Following these steps ensures that K-Rend render is cleaned safely, effectively and without damage.
This method is trusted by homeowners who want long-lasting results without risking their property.

What NOT to Do When Cleaning K-Rend Render

K-Rend is strong, but it is not designed to withstand harsh cleaning methods.
Many homeowners unintentionally damage their render by using the wrong approach.
Here are the most common mistakes to avoid.

1. Do NOT Use a Pressure Washer

High-pressure cleaning can cause serious damage to K-Rend.
It forces water behind the render, strips the surface and creates cracking or blown sections.
K-Rend should only ever be cleaned using a controlled soft wash method.

2. Do NOT Use Bleach Straight From the Bottle

Household bleach is too strong and unpredictable.
It can cause patchiness, permanent discolouration and surface damage.
A professional soft wash uses a carefully measured sodium hypochlorite mix designed for exterior surfaces.

3. Do NOT Scrub the Render

Scrubbing can damage the texture of the render and spread stains.
K-Rend is not meant to be abraded.
Soft washing removes organic growth without physical force.

4. Do NOT Clean K-Rend Without a Porosity Test

A porosity test ensures the render absorbs moisture evenly.
Skipping this step can lead to streaking, uneven results and water retention in the surface.
Every professional K-Rend clean should begin with a porosity test.

5. Do NOT Use Random Chemicals

Some cleaning products react badly with silicone-based renders.
Only use approved soft wash solutions mixed at safe, controlled strengths.
The wrong chemical can cause long-term damage that cannot be reversed.

6. Do NOT Ignore Shaded or Damp Areas

Algae grows fastest on shaded or damp walls.
These areas need targeted treatment to prevent regrowth.
A full clean should treat all affected surfaces, not just the visible patches.

Avoiding these mistakes ensures your K-Rend stays clean, bright and structurally sound for years to come.

Common K-Rend Problems and How Soft Washing Fixes Them

K-Rend is a high-quality render, but like any exterior surface it can develop visible issues over time.
Most problems come from moisture, shade, organic growth or airborne pollutants.
Here are the most common issues homeowners see and how soft washing resolves them safely.

1. Green Algae Growth

Green algae is the most common problem on K-Rend, especially on shaded or north-facing walls.
Soft washing removes algae at the root and prevents rapid regrowth.
Pressure washing only removes the surface layer, meaning the algae returns quickly.

2. Black Mould or Black Streaking

Black staining happens when algae, moisture and pollutants build up over time.
It often looks worse than green growth but responds extremely well to soft washing.
The low-pressure chemical clean breaks down the organic material and restores a consistent colour.

3. Patchy or Uneven Colour

Patchiness usually appears when one area of the wall receives more shade or moisture than another.
Soft washing evens out the surface appearance by treating all affected zones thoroughly and consistently.

4. Red or Rust-Coloured Stains

Red staining is caused by a specific type of algae that thrives in moist conditions.
Soft wash treatment is the safest and most reliable way to remove it without damaging the silicone-based render.

5. Weathering and Dull Surfaces

Over time, K-Rend can lose its crisp, clean look due to pollution and environmental exposure.
Soft washing removes surface contaminants, brightens the finish and restores the “as new” appearance.

6. Moss Growth Near Ground Level

Where walls meet soil, pathways or planting areas, moss can develop.
Soft washing breaks down the moss structure and removes it gently without scraping or abrasion.

These issues are normal and predictable, and the good news is that soft washing is specifically designed to fix them safely.

How Often Should K-Rend Be Cleaned?

Most K-Rend surfaces benefit from a professional clean every two to three years.
Homes in shaded areas, coastal locations or properties surrounded by trees may need more frequent cleaning, sometimes every 12 to 18 months.
Sun exposure, moisture, airflow and rain patterns all affect how quickly algae grows.

The good news is that once K-Rend is cleaned using a safe soft wash method, it tends to stay bright for a long period.
Many homeowners choose to add a hydrophobic protective coating after cleaning, which reduces moisture absorption and slows down algae regrowth dramatically.

Regular maintenance not only keeps your home looking fresh, it also protects the render and helps extend its lifespan.
A simple soft wash clean at the right interval can save you thousands in unnecessary repairs.

Further Guidance for K-Rend Care

If you want to understand more about how K-Rend should be maintained, the manufacturer provides clear guidance on cleaning and long-term care.
 

 


Following these approved methods ensures your K-Rend render is looked after correctly and stays brighter for longer.

K-Rend Render Cleaning – Frequently Asked Questions

Can K-Rend be cleaned safely?

Yes. K-Rend can be cleaned safely using the correct soft wash method.
The key is low pressure, a controlled cleaning solution and a porosity test before starting.

 

Will soft washing damage my K-Rend?

No. Soft washing is the safest method for K-Rend when carried out by trained technicians.
It removes algae and staining without abrasion or water pressure.

Why is my K-Rend turning green?

Green staining is caused by algae growth in areas with moisture, shade or poor airflow.
Soft washing removes algae at the root and restores the original colour.

How long will my K-Rend stay clean?

Most homes stay clean for two to three years after a soft wash.
Adding a hydrophobic protective coating can extend this period further by reducing moisture absorption.

Can I pressure wash K-Rend?

No. Pressure washing can cause serious damage, including cracking, surface loss and water penetration behind the render.
It should never be used on K-Rend.


 


 



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I cannot recommend Steve at Mr Softwash Ltd highly enough. A very professional job done on our patio - paving slabs which hadn’t been cleaned for 4-5 years! They now look amazing and no mess left. My request for a quote was responded to quickly and he turned up at the date and time he said he would. Very happy customer 😊

 

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Steve has soft washed my house and it was an excellent job. He's just come back and jet washed the driveway and resanded it and has done yet another excellent job. I highly recommend his work.

 

 



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I can totally recommend Steve. We had our blocked drive and patio cleaned.Both came up as new.
Steve is prompt , efficient and takes pride in his work. Steve keeps you informed on everything he is doing and why.
It’s lovely to get such good service.

 

 

 

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Excellent workmanship, highly recommend. Did front drive and large patio at rear, totally satisfied with all that was done. Thankyou Margaret

 

 

 


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We got in touch with Steve after an accident with a large pot of green fence paint that exploded all over our block paved driveway! Steve was brilliant from start to finish, he cleaned our driveway, path at the front of our property and our Indian sandstone patio in the garden and has done a top job! All 3 areas look brand new, the paint has completely gone and its transformed the outside of our little house. Can’t rate Steve’s service highly enough. Professional, friendly and he’s done a brilliant job. Thank you!

 

 

 

 


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I've just had my block paved Driveway cleaned and resanded by Steve at Mr Softwash Ltd...and I am chuffed to bits with it! It was in a right sorry state after a Massive Water leak restoration by Insurance builders, it had mould,Moss, water stains, builders rubble, tile grout, concrete you name it, it was on there!..and Now after he worked his magic, looks like it was laid yesterday. Pristine and all the colours are back and refreshed.
Steve was prompt, his work was clean and efficient, and he told me at every stage from estimate, to end of job why and how he was going to do job. I am extremely Happy with the Work carried out and would recommend this company to anyone!!
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Steve came this morning to clean my patio,he has done an amazing job. My patio has never looked so clean. Absolute professional and very reasonable prices.
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