Cleaning of:
- Exterior cleaning (brick, stone, concrete, aluminum)
- Removal of Graffiti
- De-greasing of concrete floors
- Cleaning of industrial plants and warehouses
- Heavy machinery (Bulldozers, lift trucks, etc.)
- Silos, reservoirs
- Steam cleaning of industrial refrigerators
- Pumping after floods
- Ventilation systems (Conduits & condensers)
- Metal pipes and pieces with acid pickling
- Gutters and drains
- Heat exchangers
Building Cleaning
Restoration or cleaning of masonry surfaces such as bricks, stone, concrete and aggregate panels can be achieved by three methods:
#1. Water Erosion
- A process where water lines are installed at the top of the area to be cleaned and then these surfaces are saturated with water for several hours which loosens the built up dirt and pollution. This process will eventually leave a clean masonry surface.
#2. Chemical Cleaning
- It is a process when certain acidic solutions are applied to masonry surfaces, that react with the built up dirt and pollution. This process loosens the grime and then is easily rinsed away with a low water pressure spray.
#3. Sandblasting
- This process cleans concrete or stone surfaces by shooting abrasives, either by air pressure or with water pressure.