Terrace cleaning in the Essonne (91) and the Seine-et-Marne (77)
Moss removal and restoration of paving slabs, block paving and timber decking. Controlled pressure washing, matched to the surface.
The work covers moss removal and restoration of paving slabs, block paving and timber decking. Joints, edges and steps are part of the job: that is where moss comes back first. Balconies are treated the same way, with drainage as the extra constraint.
The pressure is set to suit the surface, never the other way round. A concrete slab takes what a timber board or a sand-filled joint would not, so the setting can change from one part of a terrace to another. A test on an out-of-the-way corner settles the finish before the whole area is done.
Move the furniture, the planters and the barbecue out of the way beforehand, and close any window opening onto the terrace. The water has to drain somewhere: flag a blocked gully, or a slope that sends water back towards the house. Timber needs time to dry before the furniture goes back.
Quotes are worked out per square metre: the area is measured on site and the condition of the surface assessed before a price is given. A terrace cleaned regularly takes less work than one left for several years. The quote is free.
How the price is worked out
- Priced
- per m²
- Quote
- free, with no obligation
Depending on the service, it is the area or the time, the access and the state of the surface that set the price. It is fixed in writing before the work starts.
What terrace cleaning also covers
These all fall under the same job. There is no separate page to look for — call and say what you have.
How it works
You ask for a quote
By phone, on WhatsApp or through the form. Free and with no obligation.
We price the work
Surfaces, access, frequency: you have the price in writing before the job starts.
We do the work
The right equipment, eco-friendly products, and a result we check over with you.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does pressure washing damage the terrace?
- No, the pressure is set to suit the surface: paving, block paving and timber decking are not cleaned at the same intensity. The aim is to lift the moss and the black staining without marking the material. On timber the pass is deliberately gentler.
- How is the price of a terrace cleaning worked out?
- Terrace cleaning is priced per square metre, once the area and its condition are known. A terrace left for several years takes more work than one cleaned regularly, for the same area. The quote is free and follows a quick look at the surface.
- Does terrace cleaning qualify for the tax credit?
- Yes, terrace cleaning at a private home qualifies under the Services à la Personne tax credit scheme, provided the work is invoiced by a registered provider. Terraces and balconies count as part of the home under the scheme. Cleaning exterior walls, by contrast, is excluded from it.