Façade inspection
Brick, joints, contamination and vulnerable areas are assessed before selecting a suitable test and cleaning method.
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Wall Cleaning
Removing dirt, deposits, moss and algae for a visibly cleaner surface.
Wall Cleaning
Removing dirt, deposits, moss and algae for a visibly cleaner surface. We work carefully, paying attention to the surface, materials and a clean finish.
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PROJECT EXAMPLE · FAÇADE / WALL CLEANING
Example project · 150 m² façade professionally cleaned and handed over
This example covers approximately 150 m² of brick façade affected by dirt, moss and deposits. The cleaning method is selected after inspection, with windows, doors, planting and surrounding paving protected.
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Professional façade cleaning with controlled pressure
This example covers approximately 150 m² of brick façade affected by dirt, moss and deposits. The cleaning method is selected after inspection, with windows, doors, planting and surrounding paving protected.
150 m²façade area
2–4 working daysindicative schedule
gentle methodexample masonry approach
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Step by step · how the project is executed
Test area & protection
A small test area is reviewed. Windows, doors, plants and paving are protected.
Pre-treatment
Moss, algae and stubborn deposits are treated where required so the surface can be cleaned in a controlled way.
Cleaning
The façade is cleaned using appropriate pressure, temperature and technique to minimise stress on the surface.
Rinsing & quality check
Released contamination is removed and the surface is checked evenly for remaining deposits.
Handover & advice
The work zone is left clean and we discuss whether local repointing or waterproofing is appropriate.
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Indicative schedule
Day 1Inspection, test area & protection
Day 2Pre-treatment & first façade areas
Day 3Remaining areas & rinsing
Day 4Inspection, clean-up & handover
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Material schedule · example 150 m²
| Item | Specification | Quantity | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleaning agent | suitable for contamination | as required | selected after test area |
| Water / pressure equipment | controlled cleaning | 1 project | pressure and method site dependent |
| Protection | sheeting, tape, masking | 1 project | around windows and greenery |
| Water management | collection / clean-up | 1 project | site dependent |
| Minor preparation materials | small preparatory items | as required | no structural repair included |
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Example budget · 150 m²
The selling price is structured as a professional project including inspection, protection, execution, materials, transport, clean-up and an operating/risk reserve.
| Work item | Excl. btw | Incl. btw |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection & test area | € 250.00 | € 302.50 |
| Protection & preparation | € 500.00 | € 605.00 |
| Façade cleaning 150 m² | € 1,500.00 | € 1,815.00 |
| Rinsing, clean-up & disposal | € 500.00 | € 605.00 |
| Project organisation & operating reserve | € 350.00 | € 423.50 |
| Indicative total including 21% Dutch VAT | € 3,751.00 | |
2026 market comparison · façade cleaning
Dutch sources indicate roughly €6–€25 per m² for façade cleaning, with method as a major price factor. Belgian sources cite around €5–€15 per m² for steam cleaning and about €14–€20 for heavier blasting methods. German sources indicate around €8–€20 per m². UK Checkatrade guidance for brick cleaning is around £10–£50 per m², with about £30 average. This example is above a bare m² cleaning rate because inspection, protection, preparation, disposal, detail work and an operating reserve are included.
Important · example price, not a fixed quotation
Actual pricing depends on brick type, joints, contamination, cleaning method, height, access, water handling, protection, scaffold/access equipment and additional requirements. Materials and external costs can change. We assess the façade before selecting a safe method and then issue a final quotation.
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