View Full Version : Pressure washer hire - any help?


boutiquechoc
24-07-2007, 10:08
Hello!

Does anyone know where I could hire a pressure washer from for a day or even an evening? :huh:

I need to wash all the moss and green goey gunk from the steps and path at the back of my house, as when it rains it gets extremely slippy! And the man of the house is planning a herb garden so we want the path and steps to look all fresh and nice!

I tried Turner Hire but their email address has bounced, will give them a call but just wondering if any knows of anywhere else?

Many thanks!!!!!:roll:

mazzi
24-07-2007, 10:21
THERES LOADS Hss Hire Shops , Magna Plant , A plant , Gap Group , Tedbar Tinker Hire , Hire Station , Speedy Hire , Hewden Hire , Brandon Hire , Turner Hire , Banson Hire i would try magna on shepcote lane first though

ow do
24-07-2007, 10:49
how much would one of these cost to hire any ideas

sarah1
24-07-2007, 10:53
It's not hard to google..

Have a look
HERE (http://www.hss.com/index.php?s=pressure+washer)

boutiquechoc
24-07-2007, 11:27
THERES LOADS Hss Hire Shops , Magna Plant , A plant , Gap Group , Tedbar Tinker Hire , Hire Station , Speedy Hire , Hewden Hire , Brandon Hire , Turner Hire , Banson Hire i would try magna on shepcote lane first though

Seems I had a dingbat moment there! lmao

Many thanks!

mazzi
24-07-2007, 11:28
to be honest you would be cheaper buying one of them cheap ones from b&q they do same job and would cost u little more to buy then to hire one

boutiquechoc
24-07-2007, 11:32
to be honest you would be cheaper buying one of them cheap ones from b&q they do same job and would cost u little more to buy then to hire one

I've just thought the same thing as they are 22quid for the day for a small one!!!

ow do
24-07-2007, 11:46
It's not hard to google..

Have a look
HERE (http://www.hss.com/index.php?s=pressure+washer)


oooohhhhh :)

alankearn
24-07-2007, 12:09
I've just thought the same thing as they are 22quid for the day for a small one!!!

But they are not to effective

Believe me you get what you pay for, and if you have a large area to cover you might regret going for the cheaper end as it will take you ages to do.

willman
24-07-2007, 12:10
smaller cheaper ones do take a bit longer, however they also aren't powerful enough to strip paint from the fence or uplift the concrete in walls and paths.

plus u can use a bought one very year and even do the car with it.

ChalkyD
24-07-2007, 14:43
brand new 130bar pressure washer on e-buyer for £26.99 inc VAT

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/store/74/cat/Power-Tools?ebid=1399&ebid=1399

andco
01-08-2007, 07:09
it could be worth investing in one because the moss will keep coming back :(