Seeking power washing recommendation

bannergirl · 23-03-2011 12:39PM #1

Hi folks

Am looking for a personal recommendation on someone to power wash a driveway and the outside of a house in Ennis town. Last time out the guy's equipment was too powerful and there was so much paint removed from the exterior of the house I had to repaint - an expense I hadn't bargained on! Would appreciate any steer ye can give me.

buck65 · 24-03-2011 05:20PM

Not being smart but a decent power washer will lift loose paint, you could always buy one but make sure it is 1000 psi pressure or less.

User Friendly · 24-03-2011 07:20PM

or you could just keep the washer back further from the paintwork,

i think that chap was pulling the wool over your eyes by suggesting it was too powerful

bannergirl · 25-03-2011 10:16AM

Cheers guys. Good points all round!

maiden · 25-03-2011 12:15PM

Not 100% sure but i think you can hire one from Clare Hire

bannergirl · 25-03-2011 01:24PM

Cheers maiden

the wallet · 05-05-2011 08:17PM

bannergirl wrote: »

Hi folks

Am looking for a personal recommendation on someone to power wash a driveway and the outside of a house in Ennis town. Last time out the guy's equipment was too powerful and there was so much paint removed from the exterior of the house I had to repaint - an expense I hadn't bargained on! Would appreciate any steer ye can give me.

HI i used a company called t&w paving maintenance great service nd great job

Lady Chatterton · 05-05-2011 09:03PM

Power washers are relatively cheap now, would you consider buying one and doing the job yourself. I bought a Karcher power washer a couple of years ago and I use it all the time to power wash the house, paths and cars.

Seeking power washing recommendation

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