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Cold water machines cover many external cleaning tasks. Hot water models can help with grease and grime on plant equipment, but they usually add weight and complexity. Match the machine to the work you do most often, not the highest spec on the shelf.
Cleaning patios, driveways, paved and walled areas.
Removing dirt, algae and moss from brickwork and hard landscaping.
Washing fence panels, decking and other timber surfaces carefully.
Cleaning vehicles, plant and site equipment.
Using pressure washer accessories such as rotary turbo nozzles, extension wands and hose reels to speed up repetitive cleaning tasks.
Applying detergents or cleaning solutions where the equipment and surface are compatible.
Match the washer to the job, from lighter cleaning to regular trade use and heavier cleaning on masonry and paving.
Check pressure and water flow together, not just PSI or bar on its own, so you get the cleaning power you need.
Choose nozzles and spray patterns that suit the surface, from wider fans for more delicate cleaning to more focused settings for stubborn dirt.
Think about hose length, portability and whether you need mains electric or petrol for the way you work on site.
Consider whether accessories such as a surface cleaner, detergent system or hose reel will save time on the jobs you do most.
If you're working around paint, timber or glazing, look for adjustable pressure and enough control to avoid damaging the substrate.
Check what you'll be cleaning most often, then choose the washer and attachments around that use.
Make sure the machine, spray gun, hoses and fittings are compatible with the accessories you want to use.
If you need to clean patios or driveways, think about a pressure washer surface cleaner as well as a standard lance and nozzle set.
For windows, conservatories and roofs, plan how you'll control pressure and reach so you can work safely and avoid damage.
If detergents are part of the job, confirm the cleaner is suitable for the surface and that you can manage run-off around planting and finished areas.
If you're buying for repeat trade use, check stock availability and Click & Collect options so you can keep the job moving.
You can also create an account for easier repeat ordering, trade prices and trade account management.
Browse pressure washers & sprayers for lighter maintenance or heavier work on masonry and paving, then add the accessories that suit the job.
Compare jet washers, power washers and high pressure washer options, then build out the kit with pressure washer accessories such as nozzles, spray guns, hoses, hose reels and surface cleaners where they improve efficiency.
Choose compatible pressure washer detergents and cleaning solutions for the surface and the task, and use the range to set up for site work, regular maintenance and one-off cleaning jobs. With a nationwide branch network, Click & Collect and trade account options, you can pick up your order when you need it and keep the work moving.