Roof cleaning for Woongarrah's estate homes and rural blocks

How much roof is there on a typical Woongarrah home?

For most of the 20th century Woongarrah was farmland. Urban estates arrived in the late 1990s, starting in the south-east and spreading west, while the northern half of the suburb is still mainly paddocks and rural properties. A town centre planned north of Sparks Road got as far as Woongarrah Road being built; as of 2022 the shopping centre had not been started.

In 2021 the suburb was 99.4% separate houses by occupied dwelling, and 87.1% of homes had four or more bedrooms, so the roofs are large. A Woongarrah roof clean works cleaning solution over the whole roof at low pressure. The council's Water Wise Rules set no day or hour limit for washing roofs and walls, provided the water comes through a trigger hose or a pressure unit that uses less than nine litres in a minute.

Key figures

87.1%

of homes had four or more bedrooms

99.4%

of occupied homes were separate houses

1,884

private dwellings in 2021

Sources

• Wikipedia, Woongarrah
• ABS 2021 Census QuickStats, Woongarrah
• Central Coast Council (Love Water), Water Wise Rules
• NSW Spatial Services, Administrative Boundaries (postcode, council, distance, neighbours)