industrial cladding cleaning

• Soap & Water: For light dirt, warm soapy water and a soft brush or water-fed pole are effective for lifting grime.
• Pressure Washing: High-pressure water jets blast away stubborn dirt, moss, and algae but must be used carefully (e.g., at half power) on certain materials to prevent damage, like blowing off caps or removing coatings.
• DOFF Steam Cleaning: Uses superheated, low-pressure water to gently remove tough grime and paint without harming the surface, ideal for delicate finishes.
• Specialized Cleaners: Formulated products are available for specific cladding types (aluminum, plastic, metal) to ensure streak-free results. 

Key Considerations

• Material Type: Different cladding (composite, timber, metal) requires specific approaches to avoid damaging coatings or the material itself.
• Professional Help: For large industrial sites, specialist companies offer safe, structured cleaning during shutdowns or off-hours, ensuring proper equipment and expertise.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Chemicals can strip paint and damage cladding; use detergents sparingly and only with caution, or opt for dedicated cleaners.
• Height Access: Water-fed poles, scaffolding, or access platforms are used to reach high areas safely. 

 Process Steps (In General) but our commercial cladding cleaning methods may differ depending on type plus condition. 

1. Clear Debris: Brush off loose dirt and cobwebs.
2. Apply Cleaner: Use soapy water or a specialized cleaner.
3. Gentle Scrubbing: Soft brushes or low-pressure washing.
4. Rinse Thoroughly: Clear away all soap and grime.
5. Dry Naturally: Allow the cladding to air dry.