Artificial Grass Cleaning in New Cross that brings tired lawns back to life. We deep-clean, remove moss and algae, treat pet odours and restore the pile for a fresh, springy finish.
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If your lawn near New Cross station or around Goldsmiths University is looking flat, patchy or smelling a bit “doggy”, a professional clean makes a huge difference. Our service lifts embedded dirt, tackles moss and algae, and improves drainage so the surface feels better underfoot. We also target stains and sticky spillages that household rinsing won’t shift. Covering SE14, we help gardens look presentable again for hosting, play and everyday use.
New Cross has plenty of Victorian terraces, Georgian houses and converted flats, often with compact rear gardens and shared access routes. That means cleaning needs to be tidy, controlled and mindful of neighbours, bins and narrow side returns. We’re used to working around decking edges, raised beds and small patio thresholds common in Deptford and Brockley. Whether your grass is in a courtyard, roof terrace, or a long terrace garden, we tailor the approach to suit the space.
We start with a thorough inspection, then carry out a deep clean with moss & algae removal, followed by pet odour and antibacterial treatment where needed. Next we restore the pile so the blades stand upright again, and we can top up infill to improve cushioning and stability. Stain removal is handled with turf-safe products to protect the backing and fibres. Homeowners choose us for clear communication, careful workmanship, and an annual maintenance option that keeps the lawn consistently fresh.
As a team working regularly in the London Borough of Lewisham, we’re familiar with shaded gardens and damp corners that encourage moss growth, especially near boundary walls. Access can be tight in terrace streets around SE14, so we plan equipment and waste handling to keep things neat. We also factor in parking and loading restrictions and aim for minimal disruption to neighbours. If your garden backs onto a park edge or sits under trees, we’ll adjust the clean and aftercare advice accordingly.
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Prices for artificial grass cleaning in the New Cross area typically start around £90–£150 for small courtyards, rising to £160–£300 for medium gardens. Larger lawns, heavy moss/algae build-up, or strong pet odours can take it to £300–£450+. Costs depend on size, contamination level, access (side return vs through-house), and whether you add infill top-up, antibacterial treatment, or stain removal.
Most jobs in SE14 take 1–3 hours, with larger or heavily soiled lawns taking half a day. Time depends on the lawn size, how compacted the pile is, the amount of moss/algae, and whether pet odour treatment or stain removal is required. Tight access in Victorian terraces can add setup time. We’ll confirm an estimated duration after a quick look at the turf and access route.
Artificial grass cleaning is classed as maintenance, so planning permission is not normally required in the London Borough of Lewisham. We’re not changing levels, adding hardstanding, or altering drainage layouts as part of a standard clean. If your property is listed, in a conservation area, or you have specific leasehold rules for communal gardens, it’s still worth checking. We can advise on what’s typical and work within any site restrictions.
Yes. Where we’ve supplied and installed the lawn, our workmanship is backed by a 10-year warranty, covering installation-related issues such as seam integrity and fixing methods (subject to normal use and care). Cleaning itself can’t guarantee permanent results because moss, shade, pets and weather will reintroduce contamination over time. However, we do stand by our service quality and will discuss realistic outcomes and aftercare to keep results lasting longer.
Alongside cleaning, we can help you choose practical upgrades: silica sand or rubber infill top-ups for stability and cushioning, antimicrobial infill options for pet areas, and edging improvements to reduce debris ingress. If the lawn is nearing end-of-life, we can advise on pile heights (around 30–40mm is popular), denser yarns for durability, and pet-friendly backings. We’ll recommend options based on foot traffic, shade, and how you use the space.
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