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D.J. Cooper Building Conservation - Cleaning Processes

Doff System

For the gentle removal of Flexible Paints, Graffiti, Algae, Moss and more. Contact us to find out more.

TORC System

For the gentle removal of Carbon Sulphation, Brittle Paints, Limescale and more. Contact us to find out more.

Pressure Washing

Pressure washing is effective for a wide range of cleaning tasks. As well as improving the cosmetic appearance of a building or area by keeping it clean, pressure washing can alleviate slip hazards caused by algae, moss and other hazards on public walkways or pavements. Contact us to find out more.

Sandblasting

Abrasive blasting, commonly referred to as 'Sandblasting', is the operation of forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material against a surface under high pressure to smooth a rough surface, roughen a smooth surface, shape a surface, or remove surface contaminants. Contact us to find out more.

Poultice Cleaning

This is now very commonly used to maintain irreplaceable stone carving and mouldings, where the underlying material may be fragile with age and weathering. As its name implies, the process is similar to applying a poultice in medicine. A chemical mix is applied to the surface and allowed to cure. Then, when it has done its work, simply peeled off, lifting the dirt with it to leave a clean surface. Contact us to find out more.

Different types of contamination and differing substrates require very different handling to get the best cleaning results.

To make sure that the most effective fouling removal is combined with the least damage to your property, we select the most appropriate method from the following: