Pressure cleaning and roof washing in Camp Hill

Camp Hill is hills and narrow allotments. Many blocks are a fraction under the old standard width, houses have been extended sideways, and what is left between the wall and the fence is often less than a metre. That drives how every job here is priced and run.

Hoses run further from where the trailer can legally park. Sometimes the surface cleaner will not fit down the side at all and the path is done by hand with a lance, which is slower. Ladder placement on a steep block takes planning. None of that is a reason not to do the work. It is why a Camp Hill quote can sit higher than the same size house on a flat Sunnybank block, and we would rather explain that than quietly pad the number.

Neighbours are close. Overspray, run-off and chemical drift have to be controlled when the next house is three metres away with its windows open. We cover, contain and rinse, and we will knock on a door if someone needs to shut a window or move a car.

The housing is a mix of renovated post-war cottages, raised-and-built-under Queenslanders and new builds squeezed onto old lots. The built-under ones are the ones to watch: the gutter line ends up high, and the under-croft concrete stays damp and shaded. Both need doing.