Commercial pressure washing in Hertfordshire

Seven: Hertfordshire County Council, St Albans City and District Council, Luton Borough Council, Hertsmere Borough Council, Harpenden Town Council, Hertford Town Council and Harrods Aviation. Six are councils, which is why most of our commercial work is public realm rather than private industry.

By the site, not by the square metre. We look at the area, its condition, the access, the water supply and when you need us on site, then give a fixed figure. We normally ask for photos first, and will visit the site to confirm the price if you would like us to.

We bring it. Herts Pressure Washing holds an Affinity Water licence to draw from hydrant washout points, which covers car parks, playgrounds, yards and pedestrian areas with no tap anywhere useful. Our jetting units are petrol-engined, so we do not need your power either.

Yes. Risk assessments, method statements and COSHH information for every product we would use on your site are available on request, in advance, so they can go on file before anyone arrives. There is a small admin charge for producing them.

Early starts, evenings and weekends are usually the sensible way to clean a working car park or a trading frontage. We work overnight and at weekends by prior arrangement, and there is an extra charge for unsociable hours.

£5m public and employers’ liability through Hiscox, and the owner is CSCS accredited. The certificate goes out with the RAMS on request.

No. We clean finished sites that are in use – car parks, town centres, schools, estates, warehouses and frontages. Builders’ cleans and developer contracts are not work we take on, and we would rather say so than waste your time.

All of Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire and into NW London, including Watford, Stevenage, Hemel Hempstead, Welwyn Garden City, Hoddesdon, St Albans, Luton and Hertford. We are Harpenden-based, and large-area work travels further than domestic jobs do.