Pressure cleaning and roof washing in Chelmer

Chelmer sits in the same pocket as Graceville and shares its history (century-old timber homes, deep blocks, heavy tree cover) on a noticeably larger scale. Two storeys is common, so is a roof line that runs a long way and a driveway closer to a road than a slab.

Scale changes the job. A roof clean that takes half a day on a standard southside house can take most of a day here, with the gutters cleared as part of it. A house wash on a two-storey Queenslander needs height access and a plan for where the water goes, not a longer lance.

These properties also tend to have the surfaces pressure ruins: sandstone, travertine, feature brickwork, pool surrounds, tennis courts and painted render. High pressure etches stone permanently. If another quote does not distinguish between the driveway and the travertine, that is worth a second look.

As in Graceville, planting sits hard against the house on most blocks and is usually worth a great deal. Everything gets covered and rinsed.