Residential painting · Sydney
Pressure Cleaning Sydney
See your home the way it looked the day you moved in.
Dirt, mould and moss creep up on every home. We pressure clean your driveway, paths, walls, roof and deck, and you will be surprised how much fresher everything looks.
- LicensedNSW 450329C
- $20M insuredPublic liability
- Dulux AccreditedPainter
- Fast replyWithin 1 business day
clean surfaces, fresh first impressions.
It is one of the quickest ways to lift the look of your property. A pressure clean removes the grime, mould and stains that make your surfaces look older than they are.
It is also the first step of every exterior paint job we do, so surfaces are clean and ready before any coating goes on.
Typical Sydney prices · fully prepared work
- Driveway$350–$460+
- Single-storey house wash$600–$805+
- Double-storey house wash$1,000–$1,275+
Final prices depend on size, preparation and access.
what we clean.
We look at each surface and recommend the right approach.
- Driveways and paths
- Patios, pool surrounds and entertaining areas
- House exteriors and rendered walls
- Roofs
- Decks and fences
- Strata common areas and commercial sites
the right pressure for every surface.
Your surfaces are not all the same, and they should not be cleaned the same way. We adjust the pressure and technique for concrete, render, timber or roof tiles, so everything comes up clean and stays undamaged.
power washing vs pressure washing: what is the difference?
The terms power washing and pressure washing are often used interchangeably, but there is a technical difference between the two.
Pressure washing uses a controlled stream of unheated water to remove dirt, grime, mould and organic build-up from exterior surfaces. Power washing uses heated water, which can provide additional cleaning power for grease, oil and heavily soiled commercial areas.
The strongest pressure is not always the best option.
Different surfaces require different equipment, pressure levels and cleaning methods. Concrete may tolerate a more powerful clean, while timber, painted surfaces, roof tiles, pavers and older masonry require greater care.
DIY vs professional pressure cleaning
Hiring a pressure cleaner may appear straightforward, but incorrect pressure, distance or technique can permanently damage a surface. Common DIY problems include etched concrete, stripped paint, damaged timber fibres, loosened mortar, displaced paving sand and water being forced beneath roof tiles or into the building.
Professional pressure cleaning is not simply about using a more powerful machine. It involves assessing the surface, selecting the appropriate equipment and pressure, managing water flow and cleaning evenly without causing unnecessary damage.
At Next Coat, we consider the condition and material of each surface before work begins. Driveway, paving, deck, wall or roof, we remove the built-up grime and protect the surface beneath it.
when should you call a professional?
Professional cleaning is recommended when:
- The surface is painted, sealed, aged or delicate
- Mould, moss or lichen is widespread
- The area is large, elevated or difficult to access
- Roof access or fall protection is required
- An even finish is important
- The surface is being prepared for painting or coating
Correct preparation creates the foundation for a better result. When pressure cleaning forms part of a painting or coating project, we assess the surface as part of the complete preparation process rather than treating cleaning as an isolated step.
Contact Next Coat to discuss the safest and most effective approach for your property.
Get a free quotethe right care for every surface.
a considered approach.
Every job is overseen personally by Spyros, our founder and project manager, from the first quote to the final walkthrough.
Surface-Matched
Pressure and technique suited to each surface.
Stain Treatment
Extra attention on oil, mould and grime.
Paint-Ready Results
Surfaces left clean and ready for coating if needed.
Tidy Finish
We leave the area clean and tidy when we finish.
questions.
Planning your budget? See current Sydney prices in our painting cost guide.
What is the difference between power washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing uses a controlled stream of unheated water to remove dirt, grime, mould and organic build-up. Power washing uses heated water, which can provide extra cleaning power for grease, oil and heavily soiled commercial areas.
Do you charge for quotes?
No. Quotes are free and there is no obligation to go ahead.
How quickly will you get back to me?
We reply within 1 business day. Sending a few photos with your enquiry helps us quote faster.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Next Coat is fully licensed (NSW licence 450329C) and holds $20 million public liability insurance for residential and commercial work.
What happens if I am not happy with something?
We walk through the finished job with you and fix anything you point out before we hand over.
Can you clean outside business hours?
Yes. For shopfronts, car parks and commercial sites we can clean early in the morning, after close or on weekends.
getting a quote is easy.
Send your photos
Share a few photos of the job and your contact details using the form or by phone.
We reply within 1 business day
We review everything and get back to you, usually with a clear, no-obligation quote.
We measure up larger jobs
For bigger projects we come to you, measure up and confirm the details before work begins.
Tell us about your space.
Send us a few photos and the approximate area and we will provide a clear quote.
Or call 0410 585 913