Exterior cleaning across Exmouth.

Why Exmouth properties need us

Exmouth's exposure is the heart of the problem. Salt carried on the prevailing south-westerly hits seafront render at The Maer and along Queen's Drive, drawing moisture and feeding the black algae that streaks north-facing elevations across Withycombe and Brixington. The town's older stock — Victorian terraces near the railway and 1930s semis through Littleham — tends to have shallow-pitched, north-sloping roofs that hold damp and grow moss thickest, while the modern K-Rend and silicone estates around Liverton and Dinan Way green up fast in the humid estuary air. Heavy mature tree cover through Withycombe Raleigh and the Maer Road conservation area chokes gutters with leaf litter every autumn, and overflow runs straight down render. Add near-constant coastal damp, low winter sun that never dries the shaded sides, and you get roofs, render and gutters that need attention sooner here than almost anywhere in East Devon.