09 June 2025
Cleaning the wall covering is an important task not only from the point of view of maintaining the appearance of the building. With the right approach to this set of measures, the facade will serve as long as possible without losing its operational properties. Whether the surface needs high-quality cleaning can be said for sure after a preventive inspection.

The substances used for washing are available to users in the form of chemicals of a certain composition. Usually they need to be diluted with water in the required proportions. In case of minor contamination, you can deal with the problem yourself without using these substances. To do this, you need a hose and access to a tap with high-pressure water. A strong stream of water will easily wash away soot, mold, and fungal deposits.
In case of significant contamination, more serious equipment and substances will be needed. To cope with cleaning the decorative coating, the following are usually used:
The last two methods are ideal for high-rise buildings. In such situations, professional craftsmen usually start working, who have specialized lifts and climbing equipment at their disposal. It should be noted that such methods are also used when washing windows at great heights.

Even if expensive and high-quality materials were used to arrange the facade, the wall surface still needs regular inspection and routine cleaning.
Regular inspection of the facade allows you to promptly identify contamination that leads to a violation of its integrity. The inspection itself is carried out in three stages:
If the facade is painted, it is recommended to carefully inspect the paint layer - are there any chips or cracks on them?

The type of contamination and the properties of the coating material are the main accents taken into account when choosing substances and cleaning methods. As a rule, experienced craftsmen pay attention to the following accents:
If you ignore the care of the facade coating, it will gradually deteriorate its decorative properties and become unusable, causing the need for restoration and expensive repairs in the future.