External Building Cleaning

Why External Building Cleaning?

Our external building cleaning service includes everything you need to clean the exterior of a building, whether that’s the walls, windows, facades, cladding or other elements. Using specialist techniques and technology we’ll treat discolouration and physical damage or remove litter and dirt that’s built up over time.

Other than keeping the building clean to improve the look of the building, it’s important to reduce the impact of environmental factors, like pollution and weather conditions causing discoloration and staining. We have the techniques and skills to tackle these challenges across many types of building, each of which come with its own specific cleaning requirements.

Decades of Experience

We’ve worked with hundreds of customers over three decades, building bespoke cleaning plans for each business. We deliver to a high standard, using the right equipment for the job, whether that’s high pressure cleaning, long reach systems, whirl away systems or specialist rope access systems.

Rapid Response

Our expert teams specialising in external cleaning are available nationwide enabling us to swiftly address any unexpected or urgent needs. We take great pride in our ability to respond rapidly, efficiently and flexibly, ensuring to reduce any impact on your business operations.

A Highly Trained Team

We maintain a superior standard of quality, with every member of our external building cleaning crews receiving extensive training to ensure they are skilled, knowledgeable, and prepared for the job. Each team member has achieved certifications in CSCS, manual handling, harness testing, IPAF, asbestos awareness, and PASMA.

Additionally, our abseil crews undergo specialised training to achieve IRATA certification. We also provide ongoing refresher training as necessary and conduct regular "toolbox talks" to keep our team informed about the latest industry guidelines and regulations.

To ensure safety on every project, we implement strict on-site safety protocols, including comprehensive site setup with segregation, method statements, risk assessments, and equipment checks.