Clear Island Waters
Exterior cleaning in Clear Island Waters. Quoted on site.
What we look for here
- Wide blocks and long driveways: the paved area is usually double what owners guess.
- Gated estates need a code or someone to meet us, arranged before the day.
- Internal roads, visitor bays and common paths inside the estates are body-corporate scope.
- Rendered walls are soft-washed; the shaded elevations need it most.
- Sheltered streets and still water make it a humidity problem more than a salt one.
More about Clear Island Waters
Houses and paving
Clear Island Waters was planned as a water estate rather than grown into one.
The houses match: large rendered two-storey places on wide blocks, nearly all with a long driveway, a generous pool surround and a lot of paving joining the two.
Paved areas are easy to underestimate over the phone, which is why we measure them on site.
Gated estates and access
A large slice of the suburb sits inside gated communities off Bermuda Street and Nerang-Broadbeach Road, where the internal roads, the visitor bays and the common paths are committee property.
Getting in needs a code or somebody at the gate. We arrange that beforehand.
Humidity and salt
The water through here is flat and the streets are sheltered, so what settles on shaded render and on the southern half of a pool coping is a humidity problem first and a salt one second.
How we work
- We photograph the whole job before we start, damage included. You get the full set either way.
- Drains protected, plants covered, biodegradable products. What we lift is kept out of the stormwater drains.
- Walls are washed from the ground.
- Fibro and asbestos cement — fibro cladding, a Super Six roof, eaves, a pre-1990 fence — identified on the walk-around, left as found and documented in writing.
- We clean. Coatings, sealing and restoration are left to the trade that holds the QBCC licence for that work.