Render cleaning
What Is Render Cleaning?
Render cleaning is the safe removal of organic growth and staining from rendered areas such as house walls, gable ends, extensions, and boundary walls. These surfaces are constantly exposed to the elements, and shaded elevations often allow algae and moss to thrive.
A professional render cleaning service:
Removes algae, moss, and lichen at the root
Restores the original colour of the render
Reduces moisture retention
Extends the life of existing render
Common Problems Caused by Neglected Render
When render is not cleaned correctly or is ignored, common issues include:
Green, black, or red algae staining
Increased moisture absorption
Hairline cracking caused by trapped damp
A tired, poorly maintained appearance
In many cases, these problems are mistaken for render failure when professional cleaning would resolve them.
What is Softwashing?
Softwashing is the non-destructive alternative to pressure washing, using low pressure pumps and soft bristled brushes so there is absolutely no risk of damage to your property. Softwashing is the scientific approach to cleaning by using quality eco-friendly softwash chemicals.
Our industry leading Softwashing system uses a water based biodegradable chemical that emulsifies dirt, killing algae, lichen, moss, mould & bacteria. This solution also sanitises the surface leaving long lasting results upto 5 years. Unlike pressure washing, Soft washing doesn’t erode the surface and uses one-third of the water that pressure washing would.
If you would like more information on our render cleaning services please get in touch.
Softwashing is the non-destructive alternative to pressure washing. To obtain the best results the softwashing chemicals need to be mixed in exact amounts we use Dosatron chemical Injection equipment to give the very best results, chemicals are injected into the water flow at precise amounts resulting in the best possible cleans that can last upto 5 years because the chemicals have been applied correctly to the manufactures instructions.