
Professional patio cleaning for natural stone, porcelain, concrete, and Indian sandstone. Restore your outdoor living space to its original beauty.
A patio should be an inviting space where you want to spend time. But after a few Irish winters, most patios look tired and uninviting. Green algae spreads across the surface, black spots appear where organic matter has stained the stone, and moss fills the joints between slabs. Our professional power washing service can restore any patio surface.
We've cleaned thousands of patios across Dublin—from Victorian York stone in Ballsbridge to modern porcelain in Clondalkin, Indian sandstone in Malahide to concrete slabs in Tallaght. We often combine patio cleaning with driveway restoration and decking maintenance for complete outdoor space renewal.
Expert cleaning for all patio materials with appropriate techniques
Limestone, sandstone, granite, and slate all need careful cleaning to preserve their natural beauty and avoid damage.
Modern porcelain patios are low-maintenance but still accumulate dirt and algae in joints and textured surfaces.
Durable and affordable, concrete patios can look great when properly cleaned and maintained.
Popular for its natural riven texture and warm colours, but requires specialist cleaning to avoid damage.
Many customers extend their patio cleaning to include other outdoor surfaces. Popular combinations include wooden decking restoration, driveway cleaning, and garden wall cleaning.
We also offer window cleaning services and gutter maintenance to complete your property's exterior transformation.
Algae is the main culprit on most patios. It thrives in Ireland's damp climate, particularly on north-facing patios or those shaded by trees or buildings. The green film you see isn't just unsightly—it's slippery when wet and can be genuinely dangerous.
Black spot staining is particularly common on Indian sandstone and limestone. These dark patches are caused by organic matter—decomposed leaves, bird droppings, or tannins from nearby trees. They penetrate into the porous stone and can be stubborn to remove. For the toughest stains, we use our specialist stain removal techniques.
Careful, professional cleaning tailored to your stone type
Identify stone type and assess condition to determine appropriate cleaning method
Move furniture, protect plants, and clear the working area completely
Apply algae killer and stain remover, allowing time to work effectively
Clean using appropriate pressure and technique for the stone type
Remove moss and weeds from joints between slabs thoroughly
Thorough rinse and quality check of all cleaned areas
After cleaning, many customers ask about sealing. A good quality sealer protects the stone, makes it easier to clean in future, and can enhance the natural colours. It's particularly worthwhile for porous stones like sandstone and limestone, which absorb stains easily.
We use breathable sealers that allow moisture to escape from the stone while providing surface protection. Non-breathable sealers can trap moisture and cause problems, particularly with natural stone. The patio needs to be completely dry before sealing, so this is usually done a few days after cleaning.
Brings back original colours and finish to your patio
Removes slippery algae and moss, preventing accidents
Prevents organic growth damage to stone surfaces
Makes outdoor space inviting and enjoyable again
Well-maintained outdoor spaces add property value
Safe cleaning products that won't harm plants or pets
Regular maintenance helps keep your patio looking great. Sweeping leaves and debris prevents organic staining. Dealing with spills promptly stops them penetrating the stone. A quick rinse with a garden hose occasionally keeps surface dirt from building up.
Most patios benefit from professional cleaning every 2-3 years, though this depends on shade, drainage, and nearby trees. We can apply treatments that inhibit algae regrowth, which extends the time between cleans significantly.
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