Pressure Washer Hire

** Pressure Cleaner – 17 litres of water a minute at 3000psi
** Tank of fuel in the pressure washer
** Roto Nozzle for 4000psi pressure
** Regular Fan Nozzle
** Whirlaway Rotary Driveway Cleaner for easy cleaning of driveways and tennis courts

Optional Extra: 30 metre hose reel for easy pressure cleaning of roofs – or to save moving the blaster when 10m isn’t enough.

Why we don’t have a 4000psi Pressure Cleaner for Hire…

Pressure washers are dangerous if not used correctly (don’t point at a person or animal at all – high pressure washers can damage the skin and not only eyes and ears) and so there are rules and regulations about using a 4000psi pressure cleaner – particularly on job sites.

So include a Roto Nozzle in the pressure washer hire rate which increase the cleaning ability to the same as a 4000 psi washer – but without the same “actual” pressure. And with the higher water output than pressure washers provided by some of the big hire companies, you get a better deal.

It isn’t just “getting past the rules” on a technicality – it really is lower pressure and so is safer.

What do I need to transport the pressure cleaner hire?

You’ll need a ute or trailer. They’re large commercial machines designed to do a great pressure cleaning job.
And they weigh 75kg so while we can help load the pressure cleaner onto the back of your ute, it’s easier to use a trailer with ramps that you can wheel the blaster down without breaking yourself – or the pressure washer.

Pressure Washer Safety Equipment?

Eye and hearing protection; They’re loud, and mud and other debris can blow back at you from the water pressure so keep yourself safe by using the correct safety gear.

Why should I care about how many litres of water the pressure washer uses?

Because it’s the amount of water is more important than the pressure on the guage.
Lots of water at low pressure will clean quicker than a little bit of water at high pressure.
For example, a “water canon” for cleaning huge pieces of earth moving equipment will have a relatively low pressure – say 100psi – but put out huge volumes of water.
These small units compensate for their low water usage (there’s only so much water that will come out of a tap) with higher pressure.
So, when comparing pressure washers, it’s important to know a 4,000 psi pressure washer with 10 litres per minute isn’t going to do the same job as a 17 litre at 3,000psi pressure cleaner hire.