Yes. Tennis court cleaning is a regular part of our commercial and specialist work. We remove algae, moss, lichen, and surface contamination from acrylic hardcourt, clay, synthetic grass, and concrete court surfaces. Court cleaning restores traction, slip resistance, and playing quality — and we can treat and seal the surface to slow re-growth. We service courts across South East Queensland for clubs, schools, body corporates, and residential properties.

Yes. Boat ramps and jetties accumulate algae, barnacle growth, marine fouling, and salt deposits that create serious slip hazards and accelerate surface deterioration. We use surface-appropriate pressure washing combined with biological treatments where needed. For tidal or near-water sites, we plan the work around access windows and use environmentally appropriate products.

We work before opening, after close, or overnight for commercial clients who can't accommodate cleaning during operating hours. This includes retail centres, restaurants, service stations, carparks, schools, and body corporate sites. Tell us your operating hours and access constraints when you enquire, and we'll plan around them.

Yes — post-construction exterior clean-up is something we handle regularly. Construction sites leave cement residue, paint overspray, adhesive, silicone, and construction dust on exterior surfaces that require specialist treatment beyond standard pressure washing. We work with builders, owner-builders, and project managers across South East Queensland.

We have experience cleaning heritage-sensitive surfaces and understand the importance of soft, non-damaging techniques on older masonry, sandstone, brick, and timber. If you have a heritage property, mention this when you enquire — it significantly influences our product selection and pressure approach. We will not use aggressive chemistry or high pressure on surfaces where it could cause irreversible damage.

We regularly work on properties that have been vacant or neglected for extended periods — heavy biological growth, years of grime, and surface staining all respond well to the right treatment sequence. We'll give you an honest assessment of what's achievable and what the realistic scope looks like before you commit to anything.

Yes — composite cladding, fibre cement sheeting, rendered masonry, and similar surfaces each require specific chemistry and pressure management. We assess the cladding type before work starts and adjust our approach accordingly. The wrong technique on rendered or composite surfaces can cause permanent damage — we don't rush this assessment.

Storm damage clean-up typically covers debris removal, wash-down of affected surfaces, treatment of biological contamination introduced by floodwater or wet debris, and documentation of cleaned areas. If there's structural damage that needs to be addressed before cleaning can be completed, we'll flag that clearly. We can also work on an urgency basis for insurance-related clean-ups.

For most non-standard jobs, yes — a site visit lets us accurately quote the work and plan the right approach. Some jobs have variables that can only be assessed in person. The visit is free and carries no obligation — and in many cases, it's the only way to give you an honest estimate rather than a wild guess.

We'll always be honest if a job is outside our scope or expertise. We'd rather tell you upfront than take on work we can't do properly. Where we can't help directly, we'll point you towards the right specialist where possible.

Yes — we work across both residential and commercial properties. For large-scale or ongoing commercial contracts, our commercial services team handles the full scope. Contact us and describe what you need — we'll direct you to the right part of the business.