I'm knackered just watching you mate! Well done.👏

Once again, straightforward explanation about this massive job!! Excellent video young man, informative and great to watch!! Be well, look forward to the next one!!

This video made my day! SO MUCH SUDS! Loved it!

Nothing more satisfying then pressure washing something to see it come back to life.

Wow, that was huge! Great job 👏

I cannot believe with how beautiful that driveway turned out, they wouldn't go all out and get the sidewalks done?!?!?!? Baffling. Great job. Thanks for sharing.

There's something thereputic about watching you spray the whole area with soap. Great job! I love to see people enjoy and take pride in their work. Again, great job!

Lovely job and video for the portfolio, True professional knowing that It couldn't be sanded. Great Job on the filming and editing Nick going above and beyond mate!

What a great driveway.....and what a great job you did....So much better....Great video...always make these...Just watched 19 minutes of driveway cleaning...and loved it all.........Superb work...

Top job Nick. Very informative which is very helpful 👍 keep it up mate.

Have to agree with you, one of the hardest jobs weeding it out, but then pressure washing it of and seeing it clean makes the first stage of the job rewarding, now just to do a few repairs to do. Once dry the original red colour starts to come through from under all the dirt the PW removes. Next stage is to brush in the sand and then seal it. Once done I'm hoping it'll remain wed free for the remainder of the summer!!! Now there's hoping??????

Outstanding job. Huge job for one man.

Mammoth job. Well done! Looks great! 👍🏻

And I thought cleaning my brick path to the front door was a big job! Watching this all the way through left me exhausted. Considering the time, knowledge, skill, labor and equipment, I'm sure you earned what they paid you.

Oh, hey, a fresh video! Stumbled upon this in the power washing rabbit hole Frankly that whole driveway just seems ridiculous but good work so far!

Well that was a fabulous watch..no job too big or small..you smashed it...keep up the good work your videos just get better better...enjoy the weekend 😀😃👌

Well done mate. Big job, big payday. Keep up the good work 💪

I've done a lot of pressure washing in my day (retired) and that's a pretty big job. Brick paving is nice but because of the maintenance requirements a lot of people here (BC Canada) have opted for poured concrete that is dyed and rolled with whatever pattern they want. Looks just the same, doesn't need weeding/weed controlling, resanding/gritting or much of any care after the pour if it is also sealed. After some years it can usually do with a pressure wash/reseal and it's good for maybe another decade.

Once again excellent work I have to admire you that you do not let anything bother you less speed more haste 👍👍👍👍

Wicked huge job! 😳 Well done!

There seems to be some confusion among some viewers over why I have applied grit and not sand. I apply grit and not sand to the block paving in this video, because this is a specific, lesser known type of block paving, with slightly different shaped blocks, that have bigger gaps that allow for the grit that is required for drainage. I Haven't chosen to use grit instead of sand, it's what's required. This following link will explain it in much more detail. www.pavingexpert.com/permeable04

Just in time before the rain. Good job.

I’ve got a private drive to clean that is 650m with the same pressure washer you are using, looking forward to the challenge!

Wow! Owners must be so pleased 😀

You know you are good at what you do when you obtain contracts like this. Destructive reconstruction at its best! A monster job broken down into nice bite size pieces, good work 👏🏻

Beautiful work 🎉

loved watching that clean. must of been so hard a job that size on your own. super job. that xjet is defo on my christmas list, looks awesome. im just using a backpack sprayer atm. takes forever. lol

Monster job! Well done mate 👍🏻

Great job 👍🏻

Good job! Looks great!

Well done sir, well done.

You are a very hard dedicated worker I wish you much success.

Well done 👍🙏💪

You know what they say, it always rains in southern California! Ha,ha,ha! Great Job!

Cracking job mate that’s a road size drive 💪🏽🇬🇧👍🏽

Nicely done... And solo too 💪

Heads up to Luke Cannon, great idea about cutting out the bottom of a bucket to put in a bag to keep the top open! I had to laugh as at first when you said bucket I remember the METAL buckets we use to use and thought cut it out with a can opener?!? Then I thought, oh, he must mean the old oak wood slat buckets! FINALLY after 2 seconds I remembered they're now PLASTIC buckets lol. Oh the woes of having a senior moment lol!

New subscriber ,, loving the work mate ,, bang on ,, that’s a big job though I would of turned that down 😂

Great job bet you was happy when this job was done and dusted

That was a huge one Nick to take on!! Well done mate. Class work 👌👌🤗 Bet you slept well after finishing that job😉. All that cash under the pillow!

I priced for a van mounted system. Way too expensive, but It would have been lovely. After watching Bournemouth jet washing set up got me envious. Luckily we don't have too many 300 sq metre drive ways over in good old NI so my 21lmp will just have to do.....for now. Great job BTW. There's harder ways to earn good money 👍👍

Bloody lovely job buddy! Don't think I've ever seen one of those drives, maybe I've just not noticed. Definitely haven't had to clean one! 👍

That was a LOT! Nicely done)

Hard (two) days work. Well done 👍

Cracking job bud

Came out really nice.... 🤙

Prestige sll the way excellent results.You are a pro at what you do.❤❤❤❤❤❤

Absolute brilliant to watch info top class 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Nice job (Pat on the back) Could you pretreat the driveway with Iron Sulphate before cleaning to kill off the moss spores and lichen to help prevent future reforming of the moss. 👍

I pressure washed a deck before staining and it mained my mind and body feel like mush but it was so fun watching the stain come off it would be a hard job but im guessing the pay is worth it

I tend to rinse after doing a good sized patch to avoid missing spots and to avoid resettling of crap into the joints.

Great work Nick .I hope best of luck for you . I don't know the role of grit .Please can you give shortly explaining ?

I was doing this for a few summers some years back. Started with only small low powered washer. When i upgraded the power was too much and tended to skim over, As well as double the water use. i was also surrounded by floods and had to squeegee more away. More work. More power not always best i don't think. I was not lucky enough to have that machine though and it took me a lot longer. What you did here would i guess about 3 or 4 days. Then having to return to sand weather permitting. I never used hot water either. I find it strips the texture out of the brick. After numerous times they start looking tired and old. as well as hot water penetrating under the bricks that cause the drive way to have dips eventually. Perhaps the grit is much better, But i never used that. But boy i was knacked by the end of the day. I got screwed once also. I quoted on small drive, But a learning process for me was that the bricks had no edges and didn't close together the same. Took me double the sand and took a hell of a lot longer to do for what i quoted and it hurt.

Thats a great job bet your shoulders were aching after that one.

The bevels on those bricks are adored by moss

"Follow the Redbrick road".

My god it was filthy! (Was it near a railway or something?) brilliant job though mate 👍

Great video

Your choice of kit although not your ideal is still pretty impressive

Hats of that’s a big area to get done in one shot

Great video thanks for sharing...I am in the middle of cleaning my block paving...what soap/cleaner did you use at the end of cleaning process?

Love to see a video on how to quote a job like this

Hey pal, love your work. Tip for your bagging up though - cut the bottom out of an old bucket and slip inside, so you won't have to hold it open 😉

TY for the video! Did you get contracts from the home owners whose driveways look all the worse in comparison with the cleaned road?

loving the pool guy brush spin! You'll be doing some netting next!

Great video!! Do kiln-sand or grit require sealing after. Wasn’t sure if rain could wash it out if not? Thanks in advance

Good Job My Son Well Done

done well sir needed 2 people

Great video. I usually put down polymeric sand once the pavers are dry. What’s your sand called? Paver grit sand? I may look into it. Can you seal the pavers after sweeping the grit into the gaps? Thanks.

Beautiful vid, very enjoyable and even ASMR quality, especially the soaping stage. Can I ask what soft wash treatment did you use, ie what chemicals? Also do you recommend sealing after of leaving as nature intended?

Hopefully it was also the most profitable job of the year so far :-) Bet you were a bit apprehensive quoting for it. Was it for a single custy or a group clubbing together? Great job, not seen re gritting before.

Good job pal,,,well done fella👏👏👏👏

nice job i thing you had hard area (black oil) to clean. but finally you made well . exalent

Great video mate, so satisfying! I have this type of monoblock, can’t seem to find the grit anywhere, do you mind if I ask where you get it?

Another great job. Question where can I get the application nozzle /set up you use for the hipo

Hi, great video, what surfactant do you use with the hypo? Cheers Rob

Well you do a great job, that's why we have you back! ... (Our house) 👍

Never done one of these drives, does much come out, do you need to replace much and do they not damage your fsc, I moved from Honda 21lpm/200bar to briggs 25lpm/300bar, what a difference.

That’s a beast of a driveway!! Interesting info about the non use of kiln dried sand between the blocks. Never knew there was an alternative to that. Looking forward to seeing your new machine in action mate. You deserve it. Nearly at 2K subs, keep it going 👊🏻💥

Great job, looks like x-jet works amazing. Do you have to reduce pressure when u doing soft wash with x-jet?

Very, very impressive, you made it look good. Couple of questions if you don’t mind, what was the name of the soap applied, and what was the soap used to clean the drive.? Oh, and I have subscribed.👍😊

Excellent work. Would you recommend the grit on all jobs?

Great job! They should ask you to do their sidewalks now.

As a tradie in this field . I can imagine the time and effort spent for this .

Great work Nick. Recently started doing this up north, in Scotland. Running same machine pressure as yourself, and bought an xjet. However xjet isnt pulling hypo from container for some reason. Its the right xjet for machine tho. Can i ask what color tip you generally use, and is the pressure of your machine at its max? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Peter. 👍

Hi huge job , what type of blower do you use, and how did you know it was grit and not sand, also self draining, is it just experience cheers

Bro, you are my biggest inspiration,I swear!! I'm hoping to get my gear by the end of the year, I thought about buying the Kraenzle B270 T (cold water, 16L/min , 270 bar max, Honda Gx 390 LX engine) , a 1000L cubic water tank and a Mercedes Sprinter :) do you think it would be a good.setup?next step would be a hot water pressure washer but the one I'm interested in, costs 12k€ . Keep up the good work, god bless you and your loved ones!!✌ Cheers from a romanian living in beautiful Vienna!

Hi pal were did you get the x_jet from and the foam awesome job carnt believe it only took you 18.38 mins lol keep the good work goin and stay safe

I know it might sound ridiculous, but I often think that the use of a water extractor/hoover would be more efficient than pushing the dirt with the power washer 14:40 onwards. Not that I will ever try that on my driveway :)) Great job mate!

Amazing job that mate - looks fantastic! How much hypo did you get through for it?

That paving certainly has a drainage problem. Perhaps the base is waterlogged, or perhaps more likely the small gaps have become plugged and it no longer drains. Did it show signs of standing water before you began?

So your main reason for using grit,is for drainage,plus it doesn't matter if its raining or not you can still work away with it.. good job 👍

Cant believe tgey didn't want there own drives doing. Great job though. What was used in the joints?

Hi nick just a fan of your work 2 days to finish it do they not know superman cannot fly 👍

How do you get your hypo mix to foam like that? Mine comes out quite watery at 4:1 mix with the x-jet?

Great Job. Are the granite clippings the same as Horticural Grit ? Where might be the best place to get it? Also I was surprised to see mainly moss growing in the joint lines and not many weeds . With the granite chipping I guess there is more opportunity for weeds to seed in the joint spaces compared to a drive which has been sealed with kiln dried sand appreciating that this was a permeable block . ? Bw

What did you do after lunch ? Cracking job you earned your corn my friend .

Epic Nick what a fantastic job you've done great portfolio job buddy love it and mounted System on its way is it would love to see that

Wow brilliant result! What soaps/cleaners do you use/recommend? And what grit do you use please? My drive is made up of lighter & darker grey paving bricks so I would need to use a similarly coloured grit rather than the reddish hue that you use. Can you recommend best places to buy both soap and grit here in the UK please? Great work!!! :-)

I love your videos, but I have to skip the parts filmed with your go pro because it gives me such terrible motion sickness. You’re amazing and your work is beautiful!