Castle-side cleaningyou can actually rely on.

Portchester catches it from the harbour — salt-laden southerlies funnel up the inlet past the castle and hit the south-facing aspects on Castle Street and the lower estates hard. The slope rising up to Portsdown Hill means the upper streets — Cornaway, White Hart Lane, Hospital Lane — catch chalk dust off the hill in dry summers and run-off staining in wet winters. Tree cover along Castle Street and around the cricket ground drops heavy leaf-fall into gutters by mid-October, and herring gulls nest readily on the lower flat-roof extensions near the harbour. We deal with all of it: pure-water lifts the salt, softwash kills the algae, vacuum gutter clearance removes the gull debris and the leaf mulch in one visit.