Pressure Washing in Bunny, Nottingham
Transform your driveway or patio in just one visit. Fixed pricing from £4/m², free quotes, and results you'll see immediately.
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"Wow what a difference! I really couldn't be happier with the results."
Crystel C. ★★★★★
"20-year-old paving looks like it's just been laid."
Alan J. ★★★★★
"Quote within an hour. Meticulous work. Highly recommend."
Malcolm S. ★★★★★
Professional Cleaning for Bunny Properties
From period cottages to modern homes, we clean every surface type found in this historic village.
Driveway Cleaning
Block paving, concrete, tarmac or resin. We remove moss, algae and grime, then re-sand block paving at no extra cost.
Patio Cleaning
Flagstones, Indian sandstone, porcelain, concrete slabs. We bring tired patios back to their original colour.
Gutter Cleaning
Bunny's mature trees and rural setting mean gutters fill up fast. We clear debris, check for damage and ensure proper flow.
💰 Save 10% — Book Driveway + Patio Together
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See the Transformation
Every property tells a story. Here's what we can do for your Bunny home.
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Concrete Patio Restoration
10 years of lichen removed • Original grey restored • 3 hours work
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Indian Sandstone Patio Transformation
Natural multi-tones revealed • Specialist stone cleaning • 4 hours work
Professional Equipment, Superior Results
We use commercial-grade rotary surface cleaners — not standard pressure washer lances. This gives even, streak-free results and is gentler on your surfaces while being far more effective at removing ingrained dirt, moss and algae.
- Rotary surface cleaners for driveways & patios
- Adjustable pressure for delicate surfaces
- Hot water option for oil & grease removal
I'm Stephen — Former Local Authority Cleaning Inspector
Before starting Stardust Cleaning in 2000, I spent years inspecting cleaning contracts for local councils. I know exactly what "properly clean" looks like — because I used to fail contractors who didn't meet the standard.
That background means I hold every job to professional inspection standards. If it wouldn't pass my old checklist, we're not done.
I personally quote every Bunny job and oversee quality. When you call, you speak to me — not a call centre.
We Know Bunny — and What Makes Driveways Here So Dirty
Bunny sits in a valley carved out during the Ice Age, with the Fairham Brook flowing through the village. This low-lying position — just 40 metres above sea level — means moisture retention is high, and the historic marshy conditions create perfect growing conditions for moss, algae, and lichen on driveways and patios.
We've been cleaning properties across Rushcliffe since 2000 — from Bunny's 23 listed buildings to modern homes on the Loughborough Road.
Whether you're near Bunny Hall, along Main Street, or in the surrounding countryside, we're happy to travel to you.
Areas we cover around Bunny:
Our Base: New Basford
Chelsea House, Chelsea Street, NG7 7HP
We head south through Nottingham city centre, then take the A60 towards Loughborough. Bunny is a straight run down the A60 — whether you're near the village green, Bunny Hall, or on the Loughborough Road.
Key roads we cover:
We've Cleaned Every Era of Bunny Home
From historic cottages to modern builds — we know which surfaces need which approach.
Historic Village Core
Near Bunny Hall and St Mary's Church. Red brick cottages with period flagstones — needs careful, lower pressure around 23 listed buildings.
Inter-War Properties
Classic semi-detached homes along main roads. Block paving (converted front gardens) or original concrete paths and drives.
Post-War Homes
Modest expansion in this small village. Mix of semi and detached with tarmac or concrete driveways.
Modern Developments
New-builds and barn conversions. Resin-bound drives, Indian sandstone, porcelain — specialist care needed.
What Our Customers Say
48 five-star reviews and counting. Here's why people recommend us.
Crystel Cooper
★★★★★"Wow what a difference..... Steve did a fantastic job cleaning and re-sanding our block paving drive and patio. And giving us advice on what to use to control the weeds. My next door neighbours were so impressed they asked him to clean theirs too. I really couldn't be happier with the results."
Alan Johnson
★★★★★"Fantastic job on our driveway and patio. The 20-year-old paving looks like it's just been laid. Professional service from quote to completion."
Malcolm & Elaine Swaine
★★★★★"Stephen provided a quote within an hour of our enquiry. The roof cleaning was meticulous – removed years of moss without any damage. Highly recommend."
Bunny Pressure Washing Questions
Got questions? Here are the things customers ask most often.
Driveway cleaning starts from £4 per square metre. A typical 40m² block paving driveway costs £160-£200, including kiln-dried sand re-application. We provide free, fixed-price quotes — no hidden fees.
Light rain doesn't affect pressure washing — we're using water anyway! For heavy rain, we'll contact you to reschedule at no charge. We monitor forecasts and communicate proactively.
Not necessarily. As long as we have access to the area and an outside tap, you don't need to be present. We'll send before and after photos so you can see the transformation.
You can walk on it immediately. For block paving that's been re-sanded, we recommend waiting 24 hours before driving on it to let the sand settle into the joints.
Yes — we cover Bunny and all surrounding villages including Ruddington, Bradmore, Costock, Keyworth, Plumtree, East Leake, Gotham, and Wysall.
Yes. If you're not completely satisfied, we'll return and re-clean at no extra cost. We're also fully insured with £5 million public liability cover for complete peace of mind.
Absolutely. Bunny has 23 listed buildings, and we're experienced with historic properties. We use appropriate pressure settings for older flagstones and take care around period brickwork and pointing.
Bunny sits in a valley with the Fairham Brook flowing through. The low-lying position and historic marshy conditions mean high moisture retention — perfect for moss, algae, and lichen to thrive. Regular cleaning every 2-3 years keeps on top of it.
Get Your Free Bunny Quote
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- Free, no-obligation quote
- Response within 2 hours
- Fixed pricing — no surprises
- Photo quotes — no visit needed
Satisfaction Guarantee
Not happy? We'll re-clean for free. Plus £5M insurance and DBS-checked staff for complete peace of mind.
About Bunny
Bunny is a picturesque village in the Rushcliffe borough of Nottinghamshire, 7 miles south of Nottingham on the A60 towards Loughborough. With a population of 715 (2021 census), it's one of the most charming villages in South Nottinghamshire. The name derives from Old English "Bune" meaning "reed island" — first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as "Bonei". Settlement here dates back to Roman times, with a 1st-century Roman bowl discovered during building work in 1947, now in Nottingham Castle Museum. The village contains an impressive 23 listed buildings, many designed by the eccentric Sir Thomas Parkyns.
Bunny Hall
Grade I listed country house rebuilt c.1720 by Sir Thomas Parkyns to his own design. Features an 80-foot tower, 14.5 acres of formal gardens, and stands as one of Nottinghamshire's most significant historic houses.
britishlistedbuildings.co.uk →Church of St Mary the Virgin
Grade I listed medieval church dating from the 14th century. Contains monuments to the Parkyns family, including the famous tomb of Sir Thomas Parkyns showing him in wrestling pose.
bunnyvillage.org →Parkyns Almshouses & School
Built in 1700 by Sir Thomas Parkyns for the poor children of Bunny and Bradmore. The almshouses provided four rooms for four poor widows, endowed by Dame Anne Parkyns.
bunnyparishcouncil.gov.uk →The Rancliffe Arms
Historic village pub and restaurant, named after Lord Rancliffe, descended from the Parkyns family. Famed for its Sunday roasts and relaxed atmosphere in the heart of the village.
bunnyvillage.org →Rushcliffe Country Park
210-acre open park just 1.5 miles north near Ruddington. Follows the route of the old Great Central Railway. Popular for walking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
rushcliffe.gov.uk →Great Central Railway
Heritage railway at Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre in Ruddington, 2 miles north. Offers steam train experiences on the preserved railway line.
gcrn.co.uk →Bunny has a rich history including connections to the English Civil War — in 1642, Prince Rupert stayed overnight in the village after Charles I raised his standard at Nottingham. In July 1643, Queen Henrietta Maria was entertained at Bunny Hall with an army of 4,000 men. The most famous resident was Sir Thomas Parkyns (1662-1741), known as the "Wrestling Baronet", who wrote "The Inn-Play: or, the Cornish Hugg-Wrestler" (1713) and organised annual wrestling matches in Bunny Park until 1810. His eccentric self-designed tomb in St Mary's shows him in wrestling stance. The Parkyns family owned the manor for 300 years, leaving an indelible mark on the village's architecture. Today, Bunny retains its rural character with a primary school, village hall, church, and the friendly Rancliffe Arms pub.
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