Pressure cleaning on the Central Coast: articles
Articles on the rules a pressure clean on the Central Coast runs into: how much water may be used, where the wash water goes, and what a surface can take. Each one is built on a figure read at a government source, and says where it came from.
Call (02) 4326 8203- Paver cleaning Central Coast: what the water rules allow before you bookCentral Coast Council's Water Wise Rules ban hosing hard surfaces such as paths and driveways, and allow a high pressure cleaner on paved areas only in limited circumstances, such as removing a build-up of mould or moss. The cleaner has to be a trigger-nozzle machine running at less than 9 litres per minute, so check your reason is on the list, ask for the machine's flow rate and settle where the wash water will go before you book.By Artigellence · 30 October 2026 · from Gosford
- Pressure cleaning a Berkeley Vale driveway: allowed for a reason, at under 9 litres a minuteCentral Coast Council's water-wise rules do not let you hose down a driveway, but they do allow a pressure clean for listed reasons such as mould, moss, oil stains or preparing to reseal. The machine has to be a high-pressure, low-volume cleaner with a trigger nozzle, using less than 9 litres of water a minute. In Berkeley Vale the rules apply as they do across Council's water supply, and the wash water still has to be kept out of the drain.By Artigellence · 19 September 2026 · from Berkeley Vale
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