Precision Exterior Cleaning. Done Right The First Time.

Soft washing uses low water pressure combined with specialist biodegradable cleaning solutions and sodium hypochlorite to safely remove moss, lichen, algae, and organic growth from your roof. Sodium hypochlorite breaks down quickly into salt and water after application.

Unlike high-pressure washing, it eliminates the risk of cracking tiles, breaking seals, or voiding your roof warranty. It also treats the problem at the root — killing mould, algae, and their spores to prevent rapid regrowth.

Yes — high-pressure cleaning on roof tiles can dislodge surface granules, crack aged tiles, force water under flashings, and even void manufacturer warranties. That’s why we use safe soft wash systems on all roof surfaces. For driveways, paths, concrete, and other hard surfaces, pressure cleaning is the right and safe method when carried out with the correct technique, appropriate pressure, and followed by a post-treatment.

It depends on the size and condition of the property. A standard house soft wash typically takes 2–4 hours. A roof wash 1-4 hours. A driveway or path pressure clean is usually 1–3 hours. Larger commercial jobs or full exterior packages may take a full day. We’ll give you a time estimate when we provide your quote.

We use professional-grade cleaning solutions, including sodium hypochlorite and biodegradable soaps, to remove mould, algae, and organic growth at the source. Sodium hypochlorite breaks down quickly into salt and water after application, while our soaps are biodegradable.

Our process is designed to protect your property — we pre-wet surrounding areas (including plants and garden beds), apply the treatment, and then thoroughly rinse all surfaces, resulting in significant dilution across the entire process, while carefully managing application and runoff.

Pets remain safe when kept indoors during the clean, and once surfaces are dry, all treated areas are safe for normal use.

Not always. For exterior-only jobs, you generally don’t need to be home as long as we have access to the property and a water connection. We’ll confirm all access requirements when booking. For jobs requiring internal access or gate codes, we’ll coordinate a convenient time with you.

Yes. Kingfisher Services is fully insured for all residential and commercial cleaning work. You have complete peace of mind that your property is protected from start to finish on every job we undertake.

Absolutely. We work with strata managers, commercial landlords, and business owners across a range of property types. We can schedule commercial jobs outside business hours to avoid disrupting your day-to-day operations.

To keep your home clean, fresh, and protected from long-term damage, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 18 months for most homes
• Every 12 months in coastal or shaded areas with heavy mould growth
• Before repainting or listing the home for sale

To keep your roof cleaner for longer and prevent deep root build-up, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 2–3 years for coastal or high-moisture areas
• After heavy rain seasons, storms, or visible regrowth

To keep surfaces clean, bright, and long-lasting, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 12 months for driveways, paths, and patios
• Every 6–9 months for shaded or high-traffic areas
• Before sealing concrete or paver surfaces
• Before selling a property to maximise presentation

To keep your solar panels performing at their best and maximise energy output, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 9–12 months for residential homes
• Every 6–9 months for coastal or high-dust areas
• After major storms or bushfire seasons

A regular clean helps them work at full capacity again and can boost their output by 20–30%.

To prevent blockages and protect your home from water damage, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 12 months for standard homes
• Every 6 months for homes near trees or heavy leaf areas
• Before and after storm season

To keep your windows clear and prevent permanent build-up, the recommended schedule is:

• Every 6–12 months for residential homes
• Every 3–6 months for coastal areas or high-traffic zones
• Quarterly for storefronts and commercial buildings