SOFTWASHING SERVICES IN MEDWAY & SURROUNDING AREAS

Medway Jetwashing specialise in gentle yet effective exterior cleaning solutions. Remove stubborn stains, mold, and grime without the harsh impact of traditional power washing. Discover how our eco-friendly techniques can restore the beauty of your property with care and precision.

Medway Jetwashing split roof before after

Render Cleaning and Softwashing Services

If you can see algae, moss, lichens or mould on an exterior surface of your residential or commercial building in Kent or South East London, you should arrange to have this surface professionally cleaned as soon as possible. We can undertake this cleaning on your behalf.

Using sophisticated equipment and government-approved biocides, we can restore your exterior’s cleanliness – and we have a speciality in render cleaning, which calls for an especially cautious approach. However, we can also clean roofs, cladding and brickwork with chemical solutions.

What are we able to remove through softwash chemical cleaning?

The process of softwashing involves using biocides to rid exterior building surfaces of various biological growths.

Here are a few examples of those we are capable of removing:

Algae – This can evidence itself as green, red or brown patches

Lichens – These resemble leathery areas on the surface

Mosses – These typically look like green cushions or tufts

Mould – This appears as spots or patches of grey, green, brown or black

Bacteria – Though imperceptible to the naked eye, bacteria do occasionally produce discolouration on stone or metal surfaces

Our expertise in softwash chemical cleaning enables us to treat all of the above issues on the likes of homes, office buildings, churches, apartment blocks and outdoor wooden structures and decking – and we are also skilled in graffiti removal.

How do we clean external render?

We do so by applying softwash chemicals that kill any biofilm with which they come into contact. These chemicals will subsequently penetrate the biofilm growing within the render – all without damaging the render itself.