Old stone uphill and clay down below mean patio cleaning in Lincoln is rarely the same job twice. We pick the method for your paving, then treat it so the green stays away.
Lincoln has a cleaning problem you don’t get in most Lincolnshire towns. Centuries of stonework mean limestone dust and moss, and the lower city sits on heavy clay. Victorian terraces and Georgian townhouses in the Cathedral quarter grow thick moss and algae on north-facing walls that hardly see the sun. Out in suburbs like Bracebridge and Skellingthorpe, driveways and patios collect the clay mud that washes off Lincolnshire soil.
Patios behind Lincoln's Victorian terraces that face north go green faster than almost anywhere else in the county. Limestone dust and muddy rain settle on them, and since they get so little direct sun, moss and algae take hold quickly.
We clean the patio back to safe, grippy paving, and afterwards a biocide slows the algae right down.
Because old limestone and new concrete need different handling, we choose the method on the day.
Also, all our work is covered by £1m public liability insurance.
We clean any patio in Lincoln, whether it's concrete flags, porcelain or old stone.
Besides the city itself, we clean patios in the villages and towns nearby, including these.
📍 Parking is restricted in LN1 and LN2, so for Cathedral quarter homes we book early-morning slots instead.
We also clean patios all over the rest of Lincolnshire. Pick your nearest town below.
While we're in Lincoln we can take on the other outdoor cleaning jobs listed here.
Ask for a free patio cleaning quote, and since we treat it afterwards it stays cleaner for longer.
