Clear paths and ordinary clutter
Remove everyday rubbish, toys and loose items from walkways, steps and seating areas. Keep exits, drains and access routes clear. Do not handle sharps, unknown waste or unstable heavy objects as part of routine tidying.
Clean outdoor surfaces and furniture carefully
Dust or wipe furniture using a product compatible with its material and fabric care instructions. Concrete, timber, pavers, paint and stone need different methods. Pressure washing may damage surfaces or send water into buildings, so check material condition, drainage and safe access before use.
Prepare BBQ and high-touch areas
Check the BBQ manual and wait until the appliance is cool before cleaning. Use only products approved for the surfaces, and follow food-contact rinsing directions. Wipe handles and tables with a compatible product, never mix cleaners and keep children and pets away.

Finish with practical hosting details
Arrange seating, lighting and rubbish containers and allow wet floors or fabrics to dry. Gardening, pest control, electrical work and repairs need separate arrangements. A clean outdoor space does not guarantee pest prevention or a particular guest experience.



