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Pressure washing in Pontyberem

Pontyberem sits further up the Gwendraeth Fawr. It was a coal village, and Pentremawr colliery worked here until the 1970s, so most homes are terraces and semis on the valley sides, with farmland and woodland all around.

Shaded, damp valley patios and steps in Pontyberem go green fast, and mossy steps on a slope are a slip waiting to happen. A proper wash makes them safe to walk on again.

We set the pressure and distance for each surface rather than blasting everything the same, and we sweep up afterwards so the area is ready to use the same day.

What's included

What we clean

Tidy finish

Debris swept up and taken away so you're not left with a mess.

Patios

Concrete slabs, porcelain and sandstone, with the pressure adjusted to suit the stone.

Driveways

Block paving, concrete and tarmac cleaned of moss, algae and grime.

Paths and steps

Green, slippery paths and steps made safe to walk on again.

What we clean

Moss, weeds and grime

The build up a pressure wash lifts from patios, paths and drives. Example photos.

Moss and weeds growing in the joints of block paving — Moss and weeds in block paving joints

Dirty, stained patio slabs before cleaning — Stained, grimy patio slabs

Clean block paving with crisp joints — Clean paving, the finish we aim for

Where we work

Pressure washing around Pontyberem

We cover Pontyberem (SA15) and nearby Bancffosfelen, Drefach, Pontyates, Ponthenri, Llanddarog and Tumble. We're based in Kidwelly, so we're never far away.

Pressure washing Pontyberem FAQs

Common questions

Do you cover Bancffosfelen and Drefach?

Yes, along with Pontyates, Ponthenri, Llanddarog and Tumble. We work right up the Gwendraeth valley.

Have you worked in Pontyberem before?

Yes, plenty of times. We cleared an overgrown garden for new owners in Pontyberem and filmed the whole job. You can see it on our Pontyberem job page.

Do you do pressure washing all over Pontyberem?

Yes, across Pontyberem (SA15) and nearby Bancffosfelen, Drefach, Pontyates, Ponthenri, Llanddarog and Tumble. Pontyberem is about fifteen minutes up the Gwendraeth valley from Kidwelly.

Do I need to be home?

No, as long as we can get to the area and use an outside tap. Let us know when you book.

Will pressure washing damage my patio?

Not when it's done properly. We adjust the pressure and distance for each surface and take more care with soft stone like sandstone.

Written by Joseph Beer, owner of Keltic Grounds Wales. Last updated October 2026.

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