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Steam cleaning company in Broadstone for mixed exterior materials

Brick, render and stone covered. 25 years of experience. Mobile equipment travels from Poole.

01202 080004

One plan for several exterior finishes

Materials treated separately

Brick, stone and render receive methods suited to their condition.

Delicate areas identified

Photographs help us prepare for older mortar and vulnerable finishes.

Mobile service from Poole

We travel with equipment suited to domestic and larger exterior work.

Clean each exterior material appropriately

One property can include brick walls, rendered sections and natural stone details, each affected differently by weather and organic growth. We provide building exterior work in Broadstone with methods selected for individual materials. As a steam cleaning company, we may use steam, controlled pressure or soft washing after checking condition, porosity and coatings. Ingrained grime on hard masonry may need a different approach from algae on render. Keeping these distinctions clear helps us improve the exterior without treating the whole elevation as one uniform surface.

A house exterior being cleaned with a pressure washing system and scaffold set up nearby.

Prepare delicate and heavily marked sections

We travel from Poole to assess suitable work in Broadstone, bringing mobile cleaning equipment for varied sites. Before the visit, please provide clear access to the elevations and tell us what materials you can identify. Photographs are especially helpful for natural stone, older mortar, cracked render and heavily marked sections. We consider runoff, windows and adjoining paths when setting out the clean. If treatment needs to vary across the property, we'll explain the separate stages and intended result before work begins.

Frequently asked questions

Can brick and render be cleaned on the same visit?

Yes, they can form part of one project, but we assess and treat them separately. Render may suit soft washing, while sound masonry may accept steam or controlled pressure.

How do you assess natural stone?

We look at stone type, porosity, joints, surface detail and the kind of soiling present. These points guide the method and help us set a realistic outcome before treatment.

Should we identify every material before calling?

Share any information you have, but you don't need technical knowledge. Clear photographs and access to the elevations help us identify the surfaces and decide whether a visit is required.