Wash 'n' Mow Exterior Cleaning Services

Loads of hedges trimmed already this week with loads more to go.

Another very busy few weeks… just a light trim for these Laurels yesterday.

Completed this for a local estate agent over the past week, a complete mess of a property that’s been neglected for some time.

Nice patio clean I’m Braunton sandwiched with two big jobs trimming shrubs in Barnstaple and Bideford.

Amazing transformation of this patio last week ready for the property to go on the market this week.

The start of the battery revolution… starting with the Stihl HLA86… quieter, lighter and easier to start.

A satisfying Sunday patio clean. Customer was over the moon with how these sandstone slabs came up.

Another new addition, SkyVac Mighty Atom.

Fantastic for cleaning up all the mess I make after scraping roofs and it means I can now offer a gutter clearing service and all from the safety of the ground.

Pressure wash for this ‘dog’ garden.

The trees block out the sun through the autumn and when the leaves drop they cause it to become very slippery and green.

A quick pressure wash make a massive difference.

This house is called Wotaview, I wonder why. 🤔

Don’t normally mow too much in January but this garden was all defrosted by 12.30 and with the imminent storms coming the customer wanted it done ASAP.

Lots of pressure washing over the last few weeks, in rain, frost and sun.

An unused area behind one of our regular customers getting its yearly strim.

Complete decking refurbishment for one of my regular pond customers.

Nice coat of Anti-Slip paint as I’ve nearly ended up in the pond a few times.

A much needed trim for the low hanging branches around the Sticklepath church today.

It’s been a while since that grass saw a good bit of sunshine.

Decking restoration this weekend in the amazing sunshine at Woolacombe.

Who knew they had golden steps?

Took me a while to get these clean, along with being covered head to toe in dirt.

It’s pretty therapeutic with the headphones on.

Ponds and pressure washing 🤩

Bit of a cut and clean around for a customer today.

Back Monday to carry on with the maintenance of the trees & bushes.

The first picture is the first cut this year, second picture is the first cut last year.

Timing makes a massive difference!

Not the best weather to be cutting lawns but this customer was over the moon that we managed to squeeze her in this afternoon at short notice.

Haven’t posted for months due to being so busy with the aquatics side of the business.

I’ve still been doing bits and more and with more and more people looking for their hedges to be trimmed I thought I’d invest in a new bit of kit.

After a few delays thanks to Covid, finally managed to finish phase one of this customers garden.

Fence next and then to rotivate the bottom half and re-lay the grass.

@ Barnstaple, Devon

The difference that a month has made to this church’s ground is unreal. Not cutting too low on the first cut of the season has really started to pay off because it’s started to green up nicely. The rain at the weekend should help that along...

@ Barnstaple, Devon

Some more commercial work today. This time on some new builds awaiting their new owners. 🏡🏡🏡 @ Barnstaple, Devon

Had a really nice comment today from a customer saying that since I have been helping sort their garden they have been more motivated than ever before 😊

Wasn’t planning to be doing commercial contracts anytime soon, but I was offered a chance to bid for the contract and I was chosen. @ Barnstaple, Devon

We have been out and about this week treating lawns with our DroughtSafe fertiliser.

This is formulated to support your lawn and reduce scorching in the high temperatures and low rainfall seasons.

It won’t completely prevent scorching but it will certainly help your lawn green up much quicker when the temperatures return to normal.

Now this gardens a little bit shorter and more manageable, it should be easier to stay on top of it and get it back to being lush and green.

More new equipment arrived today but everywhere is out of safety visors due to Covid-19 so still not quite ready to go.

This ones going to take a few visits to get the grass looking good. Back next week for another cut and a good scarification.
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