I just moved in here and the balcony was an absolute disaster, so I decided to tackle it myself straight away.
After 2.5 hours of hard work, here’s the result! I spoke to the neighbours and they told me that apparently none of the previous 8(!?) residents over the past 12 years had ever cleaned the balcony.

This was a strange clean, the roof was so heavily carpeted in moss and was leaking in several places.

They had roofers coming in to repair large sections but they needed to see where the leaks actually were.

So they got me in to low pressure wash and bio the roof before tile replacement.

There were a lot of broken tiles on this roof which we knew there would be. In places there were vines growing under the tiles that had cracked a bunch of them as they grew.

Just a tiny snippet of the roof but satisfying all the same!

A small shed roofing clean up 🧼

I thought this chair was supposed to be green….

The house hasn’t been cleaned in at least 6 years. The fence is 10 years old and this was the first cleaning.

Sorry for the shaky washer work, I needed one hand for the phone

Neglected the back deck last year and gave it some love today

My hubby knows how much I love this sub and for my birthday last year, he gifted me a pressure washer. It was definitely a bigger spend than we typically do for one gift, but I’ve had so much fun with it this summer!

First full summer day with it, I cleaned the driveway and front sidewalks - so satisfying to see them fresh and clean!

I may need to get a go pro or something so help y’all enjoy it with me - best I could do was pictures this time around!

Removing almost a decade of dirt from some roof tiles that were on my parents' backyard.

Edit: I forgot to mention that my country has completely banned asbestos a long time ago. My health is pretty intact, but I appreciate the concern!

Edit 2: I didn't see the "a" sign on one of the panels (I actually didn't even know about it), so yes, I was inhaling asbestos indeed. At least I learned something today. Thanks for that (except for the "happy cancer" cancer wishes, your intolerance is more disgusting than asbestos itself).