Cleaning + maintenance programs

Pressure cleaning

Pressure cleaning uses high, medium and low pressure water spray to remove dirt, grime, mould, calcium build-up, grease, graffiti and oil stains.

Rope access technician hanging beneath a large round dish on a steel frame, washing its underside with a long spray lance against a blue sky

What it is

It works on glass, concrete, stone, granite, pebblecrete, brick, render and metal.

It's fast, effective and the results are immediate. We use low pressure to make sure paintwork and more delicate surfaces aren't damaged.

Pressure cleaning is also a cheaper, effective alternative to repainting a building. When a repaint is due, it's the first step: we pressure wash, repair and prepare the surfaces before the coating goes on. On coastal buildings, we recommend a wash and touch-up about every two years to stop salt and grime breaking the finish down early.

What it removes

  • Dirt and grime
  • Mould
  • Calcium build-up
  • Grease and oil stains
  • Graffiti

On the job

Washing a dish, A roped technician spraying the underside of a dish.
Washing a dishA roped technician spraying the underside of a dish.
Facade wash, A technician on ropes washing a ribbed facade.
Facade washA technician on ropes washing a ribbed facade.
Washing at height, Spray rising from a technician on a tall mast.
Washing at heightSpray rising from a technician on a tall mast.
Washing the glass, A technician in a raincoat washing a glass facade.
Washing the glassA technician in a raincoat washing a glass facade.
Before and after, An aggregate surface, part cleaned.
Before and afterAn aggregate surface, part cleaned.

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