Pressure Washing

Commercial pressure washing can effectively clean a variety of surfaces: brickwork, rendered surfaces, concrete, cladding, metal, paving slabs, stone, asphalt, tile, wood, plastic, toughened glass. It can also be used for graffiti removal and cleaning of statues and public monuments.

The frequency of pressure washing depends on the location and usage of the property. High-traffic areas might need more frequent cleaning to maintain a clean and professional appearance. Typically, an annual or biannual cleaning is sufficient for most commercial properties.

Pressure washing can be adjusted to suit different types of building materials, but it's essential to use the correct pressure settings and cleaning solutions to avoid damage. Materials like soft stone, brick, and certain types of siding may require lower pressures or special techniques.

Commercial pressure washing not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a property but also maintains property values and can prevent slips and falls by removing hazardous substances like algae and oil. It also contributes to a positive first impression for customers or clients.

Yes, it's important to consider the environmental impact, especially regarding the runoff of cleaning chemicals into the drainage system. Using eco-friendly and biodegradable cleaning agents and ensuring proper containment and disposal of wastewater are crucial practices.

Look for a service provider with experience in handling commercial projects, who uses high-quality equipment and environmentally friendly cleaning solutions. Check for reviews, ask for references, and ensure they are insured and comply with local regulations concerning safety and water use.