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SOFT WASHING

Soft Washing is a low pressure cleaning process which uses a cleaning solution

specially blended for each individual project. The cleaning solution is applied at low pressure to the most delicate surfaces which you wouldn't use a pressure washer on at high output. For example painted surfaces, render or K Rend, PVC plastic cladding, fascias and Soffits. All of these we can soft wash.

The soft wash process aims not only to clean your surfaces but also to remove contaminants such as algae, molds, mildews and bacteria that are actually decomposing the surfaces they are growing on.

Each Job Is Different So We Tailor Every Job For The Best Results

Our Cleaning Solutions Lasts Much Longer & Will Continue To Clean Your Surface After We Have Gone


 Soft washing Is different to pressure washing

Pressure washing is when you use high pressure water to remove mold, algae, lichen, moss, and other contaminants from any surface. Pressure washing will give you immediate results that look good however they may last for a short period of time. Traditional power washing methods rely on high pressures to literally, blast dirt and grime from the surface. 

Soft washing advantages over power washing:

Longer lasting results

Is safe for all known building materials

Kills the spores left behind by pressure washing

Does not damage the surface or exaggerate the weathering affect



SOFT WASH CHEMICALS WE USE

Is approved by the Irish and UK governments – and is fully compliant with all REACH, PCD and HSE regulations.

Biocidal Wash has 50% active ingredient, is Ph neutral, and is unaffected by hard or mineralised water.

Its "residual Biocide" effect helps prevent re-colonisation by biological growths


We Only Use soft wash Biocide's that has full government approval from:

The Irish PCD (Pesticide Control Division)

The UK HSE (Health & Safety Executive)


Fully biodegradable.


YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIME CONCERN



PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTE TODAY

07521300948

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