About Facade Cleaning

High-pressure washing is necessary when mud (other dirt), fungi, moss, algae and rust spots appear on the building facade or masonry wall, making the building look dirty. Our high-pressure washing methods are 100% effective for removing all types of dirt. In the high-pressure washing process, we use water heated to the appropriate temperature and with the required pressure. In most cases, we do not use cleaning agents in the high-pressure washing process. But if necessary, we only use environmentally friendly and certified products. If the building's facade materials or its paint have not started to peel, then high-pressure washing is sufficient. However, if the building is relatively old and the facade plaster or paint has started to peel, then before surface restoration it must be thoroughly washed with our high-pressure washing method. After washing, surface restoration takes place. By regularly washing your building with our high-pressure washing technology, you will save money that would be needed to repair building finishing materials that would have been damaged by time along with microorganisms and dirt.

Surface Types

 

• Wood and PVC panels
• Plaster
• Bricks
• Sheet metal

Dirt and Cleaning Methods

 

• Moss, algae - usually cleaned with hot water jet, but if the dirt is more serious, cleaning agents (environmentally friendly) are used.
• Graffiti - graffiti washing uses hot water with the required pressure, which can be supplemented with sand if needed.
• Peeled paint and other types of dirt - this cleaning is done with hot water.

Surface Restoration

 

• Painting
• Plaster restoration
• Treatment with "anti-graffiti" agent that will allow easy washing of graffiti accumulated on the wall in the future

Before and After Results