What does courtyard washing cover?
The courtyard faces the sky every day: summer dust storms leave a fine layer that turns into stuck deposits as the humidity rises, settling into the tiling and hiding in the grout joints. The low walls and ledges absorb salt over time, leaving white stains that a simple wipe will not shift.
We start when you call or message us: you tell us what you notice in your courtyard and which district you are in, and we agree on a time. We take care of washing the tiles, walls, joints and drains, and you get a clean courtyard ready to use.
These are the surfaces and parts the washing covers in the courtyard, depending on its condition and what you notice in it.
- Floor tiles
Hard deposits, grease and dust build up on outdoor tile surfaces, and we remove them so the floor is comfortable to walk on again.
- Grout joints
The narrow joints trap fine dust and moisture and darken over time; we clean them because they are where dirt stays even after the surface is washed.
- Low walls and ledges
Walls absorb salt and show white marks, while dust collects on horizontal ledges; we clean them because their appearance affects the whole courtyard.
- Drains and drain openings
Drains clog with silt and debris that water carries into them; we check they are clear because a blocked drain causes water to pool in the courtyard after washing or rain.
- Corners and edges
Corners trap sand, leaves and deposits that ordinary washing does not reach; we give them extra attention because they are the last place the eye goes and the first to gather dirt.
- Gate and entrance
The entrance takes more foot traffic and more dust from the street than the rest; we clean it as part of the courtyard because it is the first thing a visitor sees.
Four steps, and done
- 1
Call or message us on WhatsApp
+966 54 084 3018 - 2
Tell us about the courtyard
Tell us whether the issue is deposits, stains or a blocked drain, roughly how big the courtyard is, and which district you are in.
- 3
We agree a time
We settle on a time that suits you, and you move any furniture, plant pots and objects out of the courtyard before we arrive.
- 4
Washing and checking
We wash the tiles, walls, joints, drains and corners, and when we finish you check that the water drains freely and that the deposits and stains you pointed out are gone.
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Questions about Courtyard washing
My courtyard has white deposits on the tiles, what causes them?
These are usually salt deposits that come from irrigation water or rainwater drying on the tile surface and leaving the salts behind. Some come from the jointing materials between tiles. They differ from ordinary dust because they bond to the surface and water alone will not shift them; the way to remove them is agreed when you call and describe what you see.
How do I know my courtyard needs washing now?
Clear signs are tiles that have turned yellow or dark grey, deposits in the corners and joints, water pooling instead of draining, and a smell from the drain. If the courtyard is used for guests or an upcoming occasion, washing it beforehand is a sensible step.
What should I prepare in the courtyard before you come?
Move outdoor furniture, plant pots and any cars that park in the courtyard, and close any opening that leads inside to keep water out. Tell us if there are sensitive areas or materials that should not get wet, and we agree the details when you call.
My courtyard has tiling, a wall and a gate, does that change the job?
Yes, the size of the courtyard, the number of surfaces and their condition all affect the details of the job. That is why we ask you when you call for the approximate size and what you want cleaned, and we agree on what the washing covers to suit your courtyard specifically.
Is high-pressure washing suitable for all tile types?
No, some tile types such as thin ceramic or tiles with wide joints can have their joints damaged by very high pressure. The choice of washing method depends on the tile type, its condition and how deep the dirt goes, and that is something we ask you about or assess when we arrive.
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