Service 06
House washing in Auckland.
Soft-wash and waterblast on houses, roofs, fences and driveways. Auckland's wet winters leave moss, mould and salt-haze on every elevation, and the wrong cleaning method takes paint film off the wall faster than the dirt did. We pick the chemistry and the pressure for the substrate, not for the truck we happen to own.
Andrew on the tools, every job 6 years on Auckland houses North Shore based, Auckland-wide
Colour matched
Resene · Dulux · Wattyl
The scope
What every wash & restore job covers.
Same scope every time — the prep, the systems and the tidy-up spelled out, so nothing gets quietly skipped on price.
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Low-pressure soft-wash with biocide on painted timber and plaster
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High-pressure waterblast on concrete, brick, and long-run steel roofs
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Kill the moss and lichen, full rinse, then proper dry-out before any coat goes on
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Windows, gutters and downpipes rinsed off as part of the job
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Driveway and path waterblast with a surface-clean head, no zebra striping
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Annual maintenance-wash plan if you're on the coast
The colour a wash brings back
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Resene
Black White
Plaster cladding
soft-wash + biocide
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Resene
Half Tea
Weatherboard
soft-wash + biocide
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Resene
Grey Friars
Tile roof
soft-wash + biocide
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Resene
Ironsand
Long-run steel
waterblast
Indicative colours — we match to the real Resene, Dulux and Wattyl decks on site. Other systems on request.
The colour deck
Half the job is the colour.
We bring the Resene, Dulux and Wattyl fan-decks to your place and settle the scheme on site — a screen only ever gets you close.
Back to true colour
A wash doesn't change the colour — it brings back the one that's under the moss, salt and grime.
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Resene
Black White
Cladding
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Resene
Half Tea
Boards
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Resene
Double Stonewall
Plaster
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Resene
Grey Friars
Roof
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Resene
Ironsand
Steel
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Resene
Woodland
Fences
Indicative only — a screen isn't a paint chip. We match to the real Resene, Dulux and Wattyl decks on site.
Questions
Wash & restore in Auckland — the questions we get.
Anything else, just ring. 021 088 17906. Andrew usually picks up himself.
Soft-wash or waterblast — what's the difference?
Soft-wash is low-pressure with biocide, for painted timber and plaster. Waterblast is high-pressure, for concrete, brick and steel. High pressure on paint film strips it, so we match the method to the surface.
How often should I wash the house?
Once a year keeps the moss and salt-haze off, especially on the coast — and a clean surface makes the paint last longer.
Will washing damage the paint?
Not when it's done right. The wrong pressure on the wrong surface will, which is exactly why we pick the chemistry and the pressure for the substrate.
Do you do driveways and paths?
Yes — a surface-clean head on the flatwork, so you get an even result with no zebra striping.
Wash & restore · Auckland-wide
Tell us about the job.
A free site visit and a written, itemised quote — straight from Andrew, the person who'll do the work. No phone trees, no salespeople in the middle.