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Patio Cleaning & Re-grouting

Flags and slabs cleaned back to their original colour, then the joints re-grouted so weeds stay out and the patio stays sharp.

A clean sandstone patio under a pergola after cleaning

What’s included

  • Sandstone, concrete, porcelain and natural stone flags
  • Right pressure for the stone, no scarring or pitting
  • Old, failed pointing raked out
  • Joints re-grouted with a proper jointing compound
  • Edges, steps and walls finished by hand
  • Rinsed off and left tidy

Your patio, back to the colour you paid for

A patio goes green and grey so slowly you forget what the stone actually looks like. We clean it panel by panel with the surface cleaner, finish the edges and steps by hand, and the colour comes straight back.

Re-grouting

Cracked, missing pointing is where weeds get in and slabs start to rock. Once the patio is clean and dry we rake out what has failed and re-grout the joints with a proper jointing compound. It sets hard, sheds water and keeps the weeds out for years.

Questions we get asked

Can you clean sandstone without damaging it?

Yes. Sandstone is soft, so we use a surface cleaner at a lower pressure and a bit more patience. The colour comes back without scarring the face of the stone.

What is re-grouting and do I need it?

The mortar or jointing between flags cracks and washes out over time, which is where weeds get in and slabs start to rock. Re-grouting fills the joints with a proper jointing compound so the patio is solid and weed-free again.

How long before I can use the patio?

You can walk on it as soon as the jointing has cured, usually 24 hours. Keep furniture off for a day or two to be safe.

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