From Cathedral Hill down to the clay suburbs, jet washing in Lincoln means changing the pressure a lot. We clean drives, patios, steps and walls.
Lincoln properties have a cleaning problem most Lincolnshire towns don’t, with old limestone dust and growth from centuries of stonework up the hill and heavy clay soils lower down. Victorian terraces and Georgian townhouses in the Cathedral quarter grow thick moss and algae on north-facing walls that hardly see the sun. Down in suburbs like Bracebridge and Skellingthorpe, drives and patios collect the muddy runoff you get on Lincolnshire’s clay.
We clean sandstone steps on the hill as well as block paving in the ring road suburbs, so each job gets its own setting and pre-treatment.
Lincoln has a real mix of surfaces, from old limestone flags in the Cathedral quarter to modern paving on the estates, so we’re adjusting the pressure all the time. Too much on old stone does permanent damage, while too little on clay-stained paving leaves it grey.
Because Lincoln has medieval stone as well as modern paving, we set the pressure for each surface, so nothing is scoured and no joints are blown out.
Period stone and lime mortar only ever get low pressure.
Our £1m public liability insurance also covers every Lincoln job.
These are the jobs we do most often around the city.
As well as the city itself, we work in the villages and towns around Lincoln.
📍 Parking is restricted in the city centre LN1 and LN2 postcodes, so we book early morning slots for Cathedral quarter homes.
If you’re outside the city, choose your nearest town below.
Besides jet washing, we do other exterior cleaning right across Lincoln.
Get a free quote, and we’ll pick a pressure that’s safe for old stone and new paving alike.
