Softwash method
Softwash
Softwash is a cleaning method that can be useful for many contaminated surfaces. Softwash is often used when cleaning roofs, but the softwash method also works excellently on facades, woodwork and garden paving.
What is softwash?
Softwash is a cleaning method that tackles dirt to the core and penetrates deep into the material to tackle the roots and germs of various organisms. This ensures that algae, fungi, bacteria and (lichen) mosses are tackled right down to the core and are therefore less likely to return.
Also, unlike other cleaning methods, softwash does not use high pressure, but 100% biodegradable cleaning agents and uses up to 70% less water. This means that your surface is not exposed to damage or erosion, and the top layer of the material is not affected. While the dirt is treated deep into the roots. This makes it more sustainable than many other cleaning methods.
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Advantages of softwash
- prevents the growth of algae, moss and bacteria (effective 4x longer than traditional method) NO high pressure, so does not damage the surface 100% biodegradable material often lower energy costs extends the maintenance time of your surface increases the general impression and value of the surface in question
How do we proceed?
We arrive on location and discuss with the customer what exactly the customer's needs are. Below we look at various risk factors that could possibly be detrimental and use this to create a step-by-step plan on how we will proceed. We then start by softwashing the contaminated surface and will rinse everything afterwards to achieve the desired effect and of course a satisfied customer.