How to clean stone facades
- Add a splash of vinegar or dish soap to warm water to create a mild detergent solution.
- Dip a sponge or soft-bristled brush into the mixture and squeeze out any excess.
- Scrub the stone with the sponge or brush, then rinse the area with clean water to get rid of any soapy residue.
- For quicker results, you could use a rotary tool fitted with a buffing or polishing accessory on a medium speed to clean the area.
- Repeat the above steps until the entire area is clean.
How to clean wooden facades
- Remove any moss or algae that may be present on the facade.
- Add some dish soap to warm water and mix together.
- Use a soft-bristled brush to apply the cleaning solution.
- Gently scrub the wood to remove any dirt, paying attention to particularly soiled areas.
- Rinse the area with clean water and repeat the above steps until the entire facade is clean.
Should I get my building facade professionally cleaned?
If you don’t fancy cleaning the facade of your building yourself, you could bring in a professional company to get the job done. Whether you need wood, glass, or stone facade cleaning, hiring an expert means that you needn’t worry about risking your safety or damaging the outside of your building, and you’ll also save yourself a lot of time and effort. You may also find that the end result is much better than you could achieve by yourself.
What type of equipment is used for building facade cleaning?
One of the advantages of using a professional company to clean the facade of your building is that they will have access to the latest equipment. Some of the tools they may use could include high specification, extendable pressure washers, and steamers which have been specially designed for this type of cleaning. An expert will also use specialist cleaning solutions and the most up-to-date techniques.
