Loading docks and bin bays
Grease, organic staining and spillage around dock levellers, bin pads and waste compactors — the areas most likely to draw a complaint or an audit note.
How it works
The last ten per cent of a site is the worst of it.
A sweeper and a scrubber will handle the open floor. What they cannot do is get into a bin bay, up a kerb, under a dock leveller or into the corner where the bins have been sitting for three years. That is pressure-cleaning work.
These are also the areas that decide what a visitor thinks of the site. Bin rooms, entry aprons and dock faces carry organic staining and grease that sit below the surface, and only water at pressure — with the right nozzle and, where needed, a pre-treatment — will shift them.
We book pressure cleaning alongside a sweeping or scrubbing visit so the debris is off the ground first and the wash water is not simply moving grit somewhere else.
Where pressure cleaning is the right tool
Ramps, walkways and entries
Pedestrian surfaces where build-up becomes a slip risk, and the first twenty metres of a site that everyone forms an opinion about.
Stained hardstand and plinths
Oil drip, rubber and ground-in dirt on external concrete, plus wash-down of plant, bunds and equipment surrounds where access allows.
What's included
What a pressure-cleaning visit covers
Scoped area by area rather than by the hour, so the price is fixed and you know exactly what is being cleaned.
Loading docks
Bin bays & rooms
Ramps & crossovers
Walkways & entries
Stairs & landings
External hardstand
Plinths & bunds
Oil & grease stains
Chewing gum removal
Pre-treatment where needed
Water use kept minimal
Completion record
Pressure-cleaning questions we get asked
Do you need a water source on site?
A tap is ideal and keeps the cost down. If the area has no supply we can bring water, but tell us at the quoting stage — it changes both the pricing and how much we can do in a visit.
What about the run-off?
It depends on the surface and what is on it. For most external hardstand the run-off goes to the site’s existing drainage; where there is oil, grease or food waste involved we will talk through containment before the job rather than after.
Is pressure cleaning better than scrubbing?
They are different tools. Scrubbing is for large flat sealed floors and leaves them dry; pressure cleaning is for smaller, dirtier, more awkward areas where you need force rather than coverage. Most sites need a bit of both.
Get the awkward areas quoted.
We'll walk the site with you, measure the areas and quote it properly. The assessment is free and you are under no obligation.
122 Bromley St, Cornubia QLD 4130 · PO Box 1967, Cleveland QLD 4163