We recently took delivery of a brand new Jet Washing vehicle and boy are we delighted! The vehicle is completely bespoke to our exacting specifications and houses our steam cleaning system...
Read full storyThe Jet Washing Company was selected to clean the building façade of the prestigious harbour side development - The Crescent.
Read full storyWe have just taken delivery of a brand new, bright red trailer jet XL and have to admit to being a tiny bit besotted! Designed and built by MeClean, a leading Dutch manufacturer known for its high performance commercial cleaning systems, this baby is a fully self-contained, high-pressure hot water system with the added benefit of steam cleaning.
Read full storyAs winter recedes and trees start to blossom we begin to look forward to spring’s green shoots, warmer temperatures, longer days and (maybe) some bright sunshine.
Read full storyThe Jet Washing Company was called out at the last minute on Christmas Eve to carry out an emergency clean up on Bristol Rovers memorial gates.
Read full storyThe Jet Washing Company really can reach and clean places that other companies can’t, or don’t want to clean. It’s not that we go looking for these awkward, hard to get to, often difficult projects – they just seem to find us. And to be honest we rather like the challenge so we’re not complaining.
Read full storyBristol has a dirty secret. Early morning joggers passing through city centre will probably have seen the unsightly state of some of the streets and terraces, especially after the revelries of Friday and Saturday nights. Bristol’s night life is largely to blame, and while no one wants to stop the fun - we are proud of our vibrant city and the night-time economy is important - it cannot be denied that all this partying is leaving a nasty stain on our streets.
Read full storyAutumn and winter is when algae, moss and lichen growth is most significant (although build-up can occur during any wet period or in shady, humid areas) and they often grow on hard surfaces such as block paving or flag stones. While they do not damage the stone, they can become very slippery and make pathways and steps extremely hazardous.
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