Many properties across Cardiff feature natural stone in patios, garden walls and facades, and we clean these surfaces using methods suited to the material
Stone Cleaning Cardiff
Safe Cleaning For Sandstone, Limestone & Bath Stone
We clean natural stone surfaces using controlled methods suited to the material, restoring patios, walls and stone facades safely.
Your Local Exterior Cleaning Team
Trusted, Professional Cleaning Specialists
Fully insured and trained, we use industry-leading equipment and safe cleaning methods to protect your property while delivering the best possible results.
For Every Surface, Big or Small
From a small stone patio to a full building frontage, we assess the material and apply the most suitable cleaning method for the surface and condition.
Professional Stone Cleaning In Cardiff
Safe Cleaning For Masonry Surfaces
Stone surfaces gradually lose their finish as algae, pollution and general weathering take hold. Patios, steps and walls can all quickly appear dull or uneven if not maintained.
At JCY, we clean all types of stone, but before we get to work, we identify the stone type and select the most suitable cleaning method to safely remove contamination.
Our stone cleaning services cover:
- Natural stone patios and paving
- Stone garden walls and boundary walls
- Steps and entrance stonework
- Exterior stone facades
- Decorative stone features
Where appropriate, stone cleaning can be combined with other services we offer, such as pressure washing, roof cleaning and brick cleaning, to restore the wider exterior area.
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Stone Cleaning Across Cardiff & The Surrounding Areas
We provide stone cleaning services throughout Cardiff and regularly work in nearby areas, including Penarth, Dinas Powys, Barry, Cowbridge, Pontypridd, Caerphilly, Llantrisant, Newport, and Bridgend.
Stone surfaces vary widely across South Wales properties, from sandstone terraces and bath stone buildings to garden walls and paved patios. Our experience working across the region allows us to select cleaning methods suited to each material type.
If your property sits outside these areas, feel free to contact us as we often travel further for larger residential and commercial projects.
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Our Accreditations
- PASMA
- IPAF
- CSCS
- DBS
- Working At Height
- Confined Spaces
- Enhanced Level 1 Vetting
Safe Cleaning For Sandstone, Limestone & Bath Stone
Professional Care For Natural Stone
Different types of stone require different cleaning approaches.
Sandstone is commonly found in patios and older properties across South Wales. It is relatively soft and can be damaged by excessive pressure, so cleaning must be controlled.
Limestone and bath stone, often used in building facades, are more delicate and benefit from gentle cleaning methods that lift staining without affecting the surface.
Granite and slate are harder materials and generally tolerate stronger cleaning (i.e. high-pressure washing), although care is still required around joints and mortar.
By identifying the stone type before work begins, we can choose the correct technique to restore the surface while preserving its natural finish.
All Types of Masonry Cleaning
Trusted By Homeowners & Businesses
Our stone cleaning services are available for both residential and commercial properties across Cardiff.
For homeowners, this typically includes cleaning garden patios, walls, steps and decorative stone features that have become stained through normal weathering.
Commercial clients often require cleaning for entrance steps, paved areas and external masonry where presentation is important.
For all work we carry out, trained operators use professional equipment, with full insurance and RAMS available for commercial projects where required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Stone Cleaning FAQs
Yes, we regularly clean bath stone and limestone surfaces using appropriate methods.
Yes. We provide services for offices, retail properties and managed buildings.
In many cases, yes, although results depend on the cause and severity of staining.
Some types of stone can tolerate controlled pressure, but softer materials require gentler methods.
