Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly
Pressure cleaning in Macarthur is detached house work above all, across Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly. Two of the three councils here publish unusually direct guidance on wash water, one of them naming high pressure hoses by name, and we work to it.
Every price on this site applies here, the same as the rest of Sydney.
At the 2021 Census, separate houses were 94.6 per cent of occupied dwellings in Wollondilly, 92.5 per cent in Camden and 78.3 per cent in Campbelltown. The New South Wales figure was 65.6 per cent.
No other council area cited on this site comes close to Wollondilly and Camden. A job here is walls, eaves, gutters, roofs and driveways on a detached home.
Wollondilly Shire Council says runoff from washing cars, equipment, roofs or other hard surfaces must not enter the stormwater system, and that water from high pressure hoses or gurneys must not be allowed to enter stormwater drains. Its page lists on the spot fines.
Campbelltown City Council describes a roof cleaning method: block the downpipe, protect drains with sandbags or a portable bund, and remove the captured water with a vacuum or bilge pump. It says letting polluted wastewater into drains, gutters or waterways is an offence.
Those two pages are as close to a written job specification as any council page we read for this site, and it is the specification we work to here.
Camden Council says the South West Growth Area comprises 16 precincts across the Camden, Campbelltown and Liverpool local government areas. Gledswood Hills and Gregory Hills are among the newer suburbs it lists.
The state rule is the same under all of them: wash water must not enter the stormwater system. Each council words its own guidance, and we read the one for the address before the job.
These are parts of Macarthur, not a list of jobs. The ones with a page of their own are the ones we can write something true and specific about. The rest are named and left alone until we can.
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A region of houses gets the house lines: a wash in either storey count, house and gutters together, and the metal roof soft wash.
One rate card for all of Sydney, every figure including GST. The minimum for an attended job is $249, and the truck runs from Penrith.
Campbelltown City Council, Camden Council and Wollondilly Shire Council. Each has its own stormwater page, linked above.
Not in Wollondilly by council's own words, and not anywhere else either. Water from high pressure hoses must not go to the stormwater drain. On our jobs it is contained and taken away.
No. We work across all of Sydney. The rate card has one published travel line for jobs a long way from the base, and your quote shows it if it applies.
Yes, by soft wash only, quoted after a look. Metal and Colorbond roofs have a published starting price.
Every local figure and rule on this page is somebody else's published work. Each link was opened and returned a page on the date shown.
Campbelltown City Council. Checked 23 October 2026.
Camden Council. Checked 23 October 2026.
Camden Council. Checked 23 October 2026.
Wollondilly Shire Council. Checked 23 October 2026.
Australian Bureau of Statistics. Checked 23 October 2026.
Australian Bureau of Statistics. Checked 23 October 2026.
Australian Bureau of Statistics. Checked 23 October 2026.
A postcode, what needs cleaning and a couple of photographs is enough to price most work in Macarthur.