Structures & Facade Restoration

Exterior structures and facades face weathering, pollutants, and aging. Restoration aims to revive appearance while preserving materials.

Common methods

• JOS/TORC and dustless blasting: Clean masonry, stone, and concrete with controlled impact and low dust.

• Soda and sponge blasting: Remove coatings, stains, and graffiti while limiting substrate damage.

• UHP water jetting: Strips heavy coatings and deposits from robust surfaces.

• Poultice and chemical cleaning: Treat specific stains, salts, and biological growth on facades.

• Laser cleaning: Used on selected heritage stone and metal details for precision work.

Typical applications

• Restoring building facades, monuments, and architectural features.

• Removing graffiti, pollution staining, and failed coatings.

• Cleaning structural elements, bridges, and transport structures.

• Conservation work on heritage buildings and landmarks.

• Preparing exteriors for repainting and protective treatments.