CCS Commercial Cleaning Ltd

Render, while offering a sleek, colourful finish to buildings, is prone to discolouration and organic growth. As with roof cleaning, we can use our low-pressure steam cleaning to clean your render, dissolving the grime to let the original render colour shine through.

Our specialised Softwashing technique is another antidote to discoloured, weather-stained render. By using low-pressure water combined with a cleaning solution, we can gently dissolve contaminants without risking damage to the render’s surface.

Whichever technique you choose — environmentally-friendly steam cleaning or Softwash — the outcome is a vibrant, clean render that looks almost as good as new, enhancing your property's curb appeal.

Bricks, with their textured and porous nature, can become a hotspot for dirt accumulation and moisture retention. Our eco-friendly steam cleaning approach is designed to address this challenge head-on.

The steam penetrates the bricks’ pores, lifting away trapped dirt, salts, and efflorescence. This not only revitalises the appearance of the brick, but also ensures its structural integrity, preventing potential issues like spalling or cracking due to the effects of the damp climate.

Stone and masonry are timeless materials, and are a major part of the architectural legacy of Devon and Cornwall. Plymouth is noted for its stone buildings, especially those built of limestone.

But stone and masonry require a delicate touch, and need specialised care to maintain their appearance. Cornwall and Devon contains many stone-built properties in need of cleaning, from small stone cottages to large commercial and public properties.

Gutters play a pivotal role in directing rainwater away from your property, but they can easily become clogged with leaves, twigs, and debris. Gutters being blocked by moss can also be a problem, especially in the damp climate of Cornwall and Devon, where moss can grow rapidly.

Blocked gutters can cause major damage to your property, as the rainwater flows down the wall, causing damp walls. In some cases, the water can enter the roof space beneath the eaves, and cause expensive damage to the roof structure.