It depends on the surface area, surface type, and how much build-up there is. A standard residential driveway in Rockhampton typically costs between $150 and $400. Larger jobs like full house exterior washing or commercial car parks are quoted individually. We offer obligation-free onsite quotes — call us on 1300 150 359 and we'll come have a look and give you a price on the spot.

Pressure washing uses high-pressure water (up to 4,000 PSI) to clean hard surfaces like concrete, driveways, and brick. Soft washing uses much lower pressure with specialised cleaning solutions — it's best for delicate surfaces like rendered walls, painted exteriors, timber, and roof tiles. We use both techniques depending on the surface, so everything gets cleaned properly without damage.

Not when it's done properly. We adjust the pressure, nozzle type, and distance for every surface — concrete, exposed aggregate, pavers, timber, render, and Colorbond. Our operators are trained to match the technique to the material. No gouging, no etching, no stripping of sealant.

We take this seriously. Under Queensland's Environmental Protection Act 1994, pressure wash wastewater is classified as a prescribed contaminant. It's unlawful to let it run into stormwater drains — in Rockhampton, stormwater flows untreated into the Fitzroy River and the Great Barrier Reef catchment. We capture all runoff and use eco-friendly, biodegradable cleaning products.

In Rockhampton's climate, we recommend every 12 to 18 months for driveways and paths. Shaded areas that collect mould and algae — especially in the wet season — may need it annually. North-facing walls and fences in humid suburbs like Berserker and Wandal often need more frequent attention. Commercial properties with heavy traffic may benefit from quarterly pressure cleaning.

Yes. We pre-treat oil and grease stains with a commercial-grade degreaser before pressure washing. For older or deep-set stains, we may need a second application, but most oil stains come up well. We'll give you an honest assessment when we quote — if it won't come out, we'll tell you.