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Driveway Cleaning in Worthing

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Why should I get my driveway cleaned?

With the never ending increase in vehicles on our roads, more and more people are choosing to convert their front outdoor space to a driveway to park their vehicles. Block paving, consisting of individual decorative bricks laid at different angles, is a popular choice of driveway material. Over time these blocks discolour with dirt, grime, moss, algae and lichen. Weeds invariably grow between the blocks, as the gaps are only filled with loose sand. These weeds, and their roots, can damage block paving. Having your driveway cleaned can save you money on repairs and transform a dirty, tired looking drive into a vibrant, new looking outdoor space.

Why should I use Gutta Clean?

I have many years experience in cleaning driveways, patios and decking in Worthing and the surrounding areas.  I am polite, honest and conscientious, and carry out a good job as I want my customers to come back to me again and again - my 5 star reviews are testament to this. 

I am local, living in Goring. 

How do you clean patios and driveways?

I clean patios and driveways using a high powered industrial petrol pressure washer with various attachments and a top of the range 18" surface cleaner. The surface cleaner is a round disc with a high pressure, rotating cleaning arm underneath which effectively removes dirt, algae and lichen from surfaces like block paving and concrete. The really good thing about the surface cleaned is it's not messy!

For heavily soiled surfaces, and weed growth, the pressure washer lance with Turbo Nozzle is used to great effect.

Do you use chemicals to clean or treat driveways?

The use of industry specific chemicals is common. I use a particular chemical which helps to kill the lichen and algae and prolong the life of your driveway or patio. It also brings out the natural colours of the surface of the stone and bricks.

The chemical is applied using a special applicator at a specific concentration, then left for 15-20 minutes to work its magic. I then wash off the chemical with a rinsing attachment connected to the pressure washer.

If you would prefer me not to treat your patio or driveway with chemicals, please let me know in advance.

Do you offer any other services?

Further to clearing patios and driveways, I also offer a maintenance service, which includes re-sanding block paving. This mot only makes the block paving look really good, but replaced the sand that would be removed during the cleaning process.

I am happy to quote for any other pressure washing work, like wheelie bin cleaning, wooden decking cleaning, external wall cleaning and conservatory roof cleaning - just give me a call.

How much do you charge?

I take pride in my work and offer a great service at the best price! 

Testimonials

What customers say......

"5 star service from Damian , from replying to my enquiry quickly , arranging to have a look at a gutter with awkward access , then staying to do the job there and then . Cleaned all the mucky blocked gutters without making any mess . Won't leave it so long next time , but will be using Gutta Clean again . Thank you...." - Julie from Worthing  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐



"Damian has a great reputation, a glowing five star review collection (which he wholeheartedly deserves). I can only add to that with the following. He works so hard, he is prompt, polite, efficient and just gets on with the job with minimal disruption. Having our gutters cleaned was a job I kept putting off because I didn’t know who to contact, so glad I chose Damian. I will definitely be using his excellent services again in the future. I just wish there were more stars....." - Claire Gilbert-McHugh from Worthing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐



"Excellent service, fast, efficient, arrived when expected and a very reasonable price. 100% recommended......" - Wendy Ralls from Worthing  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐



"Very happy with the work that Damian carried out. He was prompt, polite and repaired a heavily sagging gutter in a difficult location. Would use again...." - Mr. Buckman from Worthing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐



"Thank you Damian for doing such a great job on our gutters which had not been cleared for years and were hard to reach. You provide a professional, prompt service at a reasonable price. Thank you again......" - Ruth from Worthing   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐



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Area Covered

Area covered - Worthing, Goring, Ferring Lancing, Littlehampton, Angmering, Findon, East Preston

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  Recent Jobs & Updates

Gutter Hedgehogs - Do They Work?

By damianplevans • April 16, 2024
Gutter hedgehogs, or gutter brushes, look a bit like a huge pipe cleaner. The are placed into the guttering with the aim of stopping the gutters from getting blocked with moss, leaves etc. Do they work? The simple answer is "no". The muck washes down and accumulates underneath the brushes, making blockages even more likely than not having the brushes installed! The photos show two lengths of guttering AFTER the brushes were removed.

Gutter Repairs

By damianplevans • February 23, 2024
I often get called out to houses, bungalows etc. where the owner has reported the guttering as needing cleaning out as it's blocked and leaking. On some occasions, the cause of the leak can indeed be due to the gutters being blocked with moss and debris, or the top of a downpipe being clogged. But that's only half of the story. Quite often the problem lies with the guttering itself, usually where two lengths of guttering is joined. This join is called a union and comprised a plastic joiner with two rubber gaskets. Over time, the gaskets perish and become hard, losing their rubber properties. This lets water through the join when it rains. If the union leaks even when the rain has stopped for some time, then this is caused by water sitting in the gutter as it has not flowed away correctly. Repairing gutters is something I do. Changing unions is a frequent job. They are inexpensive and will last for years. If rainwater pools in the gutter, then the fall of the gutter needs correcting. This is more tricky as when one section of gutter is altered, it can affect the fall further along the run. Another cause of leaks is guttering that has pulled away from the fascia boards. This is most often caused by rotting wooden fascias, and although a repair can usually be carried out, the fascias should really be replaced with platcic.
Muck in the vac after a gutter clean on a terraced house

What's in Your Gutters?

By damianplevans • November 6, 2023
Have you ever wondered what is in your gutters? Well, in many areas the answer is moss. In heavy rain, a lot of the moss on your roof washed into the gutters. Also, birds tend to pick at the moss and throw it into the gutters. I'm not sure this is intentional, but I'd guess they are looking for bugs or larvae to eat. Anyway, the moss, once vacuumed out, looks like the photo - a load of muck!! So next time you look at your roof, if you see moss on it, it's very likely you have moss in your gutters.

What Awful Weather!!

By damianplevans • November 3, 2023
The weather has been truly awful of late, after a not so great summer. All the rain has highlighted problems that were un-noticed before - blocked downpipes, overflowing gutters and damp inside properties, to name but a few. Blocked downpipes have been a more frequent occurrence lately, probably due to the amount of rain we've had, and the intensity of it. I have been finding lots of moss build up in downpipes, often cause by bits of roof debris (bits of broken tile, mortar etc) wedged inside the downpipe causing an obstruction. The moss quickly piles up behind it, and, before you know it, you have a waterfall cascading down the side of your house!

Awkward Job!

By damianplevans • February 3, 2023
This job was particularly awkward as the property at the rear was an L shape due to having an extension, and a conservatory had been built in the gap. This made it difficult to reach the conservatory gutters, and not wishing to climb onto a roof with quite loose tiles and ridge caps, the only solution was to use the vac and poles. The vac coped well cleaning out two wide gutters / gulleys full of moss with a thick covering of leaves.