Pressure Cleaning in Cromer: your questions
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Yes. Cromer 2099 is on our Freshwater to Dee Why run and we are in Dee Why and Collaroy Plateau most weeks. We quote within one business day and book most Cromer jobs within 7 to 10 days.
Pricing is on request. Cromer properties range from 1960s and 1970s brick family homes on big to much larger sites, so we measure from aerial imagery, test where needed and send one fixed written price.
On the hillside streets the driveways and paths go dull and lichen-spotted rather than green; a hot-water clean brings the concrete back to its original colour in one pass. The method is set for Cromer conditions.
Not into the street. Cromer drains to Dee Why Lagoon via South Creek. We bund the kerb inlet, capture or redirect rinse water to garden, and vacuum-recover on sealed or commercial sites.
In hillside and village conditions like Cromer, usually every 12 to 18 months. Shade, irrigation and aspect change that, so the quote puts a cycle in writing.
Yes, Cromer drains through South Creek into Dee Why Lagoon, and the council has prosecuted pollution in that catchment. We capture rinse water and keep sediment off the street.
Not with a rotary cleaner at the right setting. Damage comes from a wand held close, which blasts out the stones and leaves stripes. We test a patch first.
Yes, written on every quote: if anything we quoted is not clean at handover we return within seven days and redo it free. We carry $20 million public liability and every Cromer job has a named lead technician.
