Concrete driveway and carports at The Vault 2.0 storage complex in Burleigh Heads

CleansePro / Pressure washing

Pressure Washing Gold Coast

Pressure cleaning for driveways, paths, patios, car parks, bin areas and building exteriors. For homes, bodies corporate, businesses and builders.

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Free site visit. We check the surface, water, power and drainage before we quote.

2015
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$20M
Public liability cover
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Driveways and pathsPatios and pool areasCar parks and bin areasHomes and businesses

What we wash

Commercial pressure cleaning services

Pressure washing removes built-up grime, mould, dust and slip hazards from hard outdoor surfaces, at home and at work.

Driveways and car parks

  • Home driveways and garage floors
  • Concrete car parks and ramps
  • Tyre marks and grime lifted
  • Fresh oil spots treated, older stains lightened

Paths, patios and pool areas

  • Paths, patios and entries
  • Pavers and exposed aggregate
  • Pool surrounds and outdoor areas
  • Mould and moss removed from shaded areas

Bin areas and loading docks

  • Bin enclosures and bin pads
  • Loading docks and aprons
  • Warehouse hardstand
  • Grease and food waste around bins

House and building exteriors

  • House walls at low pressure
  • Render and painted walls with a suitable cleaner
  • Roller doors, awnings and soffits within safe reach
  • Fences and retaining walls

Strata common areas

  • BBQ areas and courtyards
  • Walkways and stairs
  • Driveways and visitor parking
  • Booked as a one-off or a rotation

Construction handovers

  • Mud, dust and slurry washed off hardstand
  • Paths and driveways ready for handover
  • Booked with a builders clean
  • Wash water kept out of drains

Roof cleaning and work at height need extra equipment and controls. Tell us about any high areas and we will confirm what can be done safely.

How it works

How a pressure washing job runs

Good pressure washing is mostly preparation. The right pressure for the surface and a plan for the water matter more than raw power.

Cars, glass, plants and power outlets near the work area need moving, covering or working around, and people need to stay clear while the machine runs.

  1. Check the site

    Surface type, water and power access, drainage points and anything nearby that could be damaged.

  2. Plan the run-off

    Where the wash water will go is worked out before the wash starts, because it must not reach a gutter or stormwater drain.

  3. Pre-treat where needed

    A cleaner suited to the surface for mould, grime or grease, used at the label rate.

  4. Wash at the right pressure

    Nozzle, pressure and distance matched to the surface, with lower pressure for render, timber and paint.

  5. Rinse and walk through

    A final rinse and a walk-through with you. Photos are supplied when agreed.

Queensland rules

Where does the wash water go?

Not down the stormwater drain. In Queensland, wastewater from outdoor cleaning is a prescribed water contaminant.

Under section 440ZG of the Environmental Protection Act 1994, it is an offence to let a prescribed water contaminant into a roadside gutter or stormwater drain, or to leave it where it could reasonably wash in. Councils enforce this and can fine businesses.

Stormwater is not treated before it reaches local creeks, canals and the Broadwater, so this matters on the Gold Coast.

What the rules mean on a site

  • Protect the drainsDrains near the work area need covering or bunding before a wash starts.
  • Dirt-only waterLogan City Council's guidance: water carrying only soil and organic matter can go to a garden or grassed area.
  • Oily or chemical waterHas to be collected, not washed away. If a job involves oil or cleaning chemicals, raise it at the site visit so it is planned for.

Sources: Queensland Government guide: section 440ZG and Schedule 10 · Logan City Council: mobile cleaning businesses

Surfaces

Pressure washing by surface

Too much pressure damages surfaces. This is how each common surface is handled and what to watch for.

How common outdoor surfaces are pressure washed
SurfaceApproachWatch for
Plain concreteHigher pressure with even, overlapping passesStripes from uneven passes
Exposed aggregateModerate pressure, nozzle kept movingLoose stones where the surface is worn
PaversModerate pressure across the jointsJoint sand washing out, so joints may need re-sanding
Brick and blockworkLower pressureSoft mortar joints. White salt stains often need a different treatment, see our acid washing guide
Render and painted wallsLow pressure with a suitable cleanerFlaking paint and water forced behind cladding
Timber decksLow pressure, along the grainFurring and splintering of the timber
Concrete apron and roller doors at The Vault 2.0 storage complex in Burleigh Heads

The Vault 2.0, Burleigh Heads / CleansePro builders clean

One contractor, inside and out

Part of our commercial cleaning

Pressure washing sits alongside our commercial cleaning, body corporate cleaning and builders cleans. One contractor can look after the inside and the outside of a site.

CleansePro has worked on Gold Coast commercial sites since 2015, with $20M public liability cover and police-checked teams.

Commercial cleaning   /   Body corporate cleaning   /   Builders cleans

Service areas

Pressure washing across the Gold Coast

Coomera to Coolangatta, including inland suburbs and industrial areas. Select your suburb to add it to your enquiry.

Brisbane, Logan or Beenleigh site? Discuss coverage with us.

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Northern Gold Coast

Central & inland

Southern Gold Coast

Before you enquire

Pressure washing FAQs

What can you pressure wash?

Driveways, garage floors, paths, patios and pool surrounds at home, plus concrete car parks, ramps, bin areas, loading docks and building walls at ground level. Render, painted walls and timber are washed at low pressure.

Do you pressure wash homes?

Yes. Driveways, garage floors, paths, patios, pool surrounds and house walls. Book a site visit and the surfaces are checked before you get a quote.

Can pressure washing water go down the drain?

No. In Queensland, wastewater from outdoor cleaning is a prescribed water contaminant and must not enter a roadside gutter or stormwater drain. Where the water goes is worked out before the job starts, and water with oil or chemicals in it has to be collected.

Will pressure washing damage my surface?

It can if the pressure is wrong for the surface. Pavers can lose joint sand, render and paint can be stripped and timber can fur. We match pressure and nozzle to the surface and test a small area first.

How often should commercial concrete be pressure washed?

Most car parks and paths are washed every 6 to 12 months. Entries, bin areas and shaded areas that grow mould or algae often need it more often.

Can you remove oil stains?

Fresh oil spots lift best. Older stains have soaked into the concrete and usually lighten rather than disappear. We will tell you what to expect before we start.

Do you need water and power on site?

We confirm water and power access at the site visit. Tell us if the site has no tap or power and we will plan around it.

Can you work outside business hours?

Yes. Car parks and entries are often best washed before opening or after close. We book around your trading hours and any building rules.

Can pressure washing be added to a builders clean?

Yes. Paths, driveways and hardstand are often washed down before handover. Ask for it when you request a builders clean quote.

Talk through your site

Let's plan your wash.

Tell us the address, suburb and surfaces. We will check it and send a written quote.

Call 0431 002 126