We use various methods of cleaning depending on the surface finish on the cladding or windows and the type of soiling in any given case. A small area on the exterior surface can be cleaned first as a sample. Cleaning windows in awkward areas requires special access techniques as well as experience and caution on the part of the operatives. Innovative cleaning methods can make matters considerably easier, such as the ionic reach & wash system with telescopic poles. Unlike conventional methods, this system enables surfaces to be cleaned up to a height of about 18 metres without aerial work platforms or scaffolding and without leaving unsightly streaks and smears. Our industrial climbers are deployed for areas at greater heights.

• Use of ladders, aerial work platforms and scaffolding for window cleaning
• Reverse osmosis unit with telescopic poles
• High-altitude techniques
• Low-pressure rotating-vortex process (JOS-patented)
• Use of chemicals for exterior cleaning
• Hot steam pressure washing
• Low-pressure grit blasting with grit recovery
• Graffiti removal and anti-graffiti paints

• Windows including or excluding frames
• Shop windows
• Glass screens and glass bricks
• Interior glazing
• Glass fronts and glass roofs
• Industrial glazing
• Clinker facades
• Anodised and powder-coated aluminium facades
• Stainless steel facades
• Rendered facades
• Natural stone and artificial stone facades
• Plastic facades
• Timber facades
• Listed buildings