How to Attract New Tenants — Did You Know That Even a Panel Building Can Look Like New?

Think it is impossible for an old apartment building, worn by decades and the dust of long-closed mines, to look like new? Curious about the original colour your building had fifty years ago, and feeling that a coated facade is not the healthiest? See what we can do.

Did you have your building insulated more than five years ago?

It is time to renew the protective spray coating. Today, insulation suppliers already provide guidance on how to preserve and treat a new facade. A few years ago this was not common practice, and in many cases the issue only came to light when the first problems with green coating appeared.
Insulation worsens or completely prevents the facade from breathing, thereby creating favourable conditions for the growth of algae and microorganisms. You will most commonly recognise this by the green coating that begins to appear on the north-facing side of the building — where there is little solar heat and the facade does not have time to dry out.

Do not let mould penetrate into apartments!

It is important to give an insulated facade at least minimal care once every five years. This means washing off dirt using pressure and warm water, followed by spraying with a protective agent that, even in a damp environment, prevents the formation of colonies of algae, mould, lichen and similar organisms.
It is worth knowing that the spores of these fungi penetrate into apartments too — for example during ventilation or through skylights — and are not harmless to health. They settle in kitchens and pantries, or people inhale them into their lungs and then suffer from persistent, insidious complaints. Regular cleaning of an insulated facade is therefore important.

Not just health problems but also treacherous cracks

An uncleaned facade deteriorates, because nothing is done to prevent it. After approximately 12 to 15 years, if left untreated, micro-cracks begin to appear in the render. These gradually enlarge, freeze when filled with water in winter, and in time it happens that simply cleaning the facade is no longer sufficient — the render begins to flake off and must be expensively repaired. Cleaning after such a period is often not possible without a subsequent coat of paint.

5 reasons why a dangerous green facade develops

1. Persistent dampness on the north-facing side of the building — the wall does not have time to dry out.
2. The presence of tall trees and vegetation from which microorganisms spread easily.
3. The building is situated in a damp valley or in permanent shade.
4. The building is near a river, beneath a cliff or in a flood zone.
5. An insulated building whose facade stopped breathing after insulation was applied, creating a damp environment.

Start now — the test is free!

Call us so we can come for an inspection, where we will carry out a test and provide a free quote. Everything is non-binding: we will come, clean a section of the soiled surface so you can see what the final result will look like, and give you a quote on the spot. The homeowners association or cooperative can then call a meeting and a tender process. From experience, we know this can take up to 3 months, so it is good to start as early as possible. Especially during the winter months — i.e. for early-bird orders — we offer a special discount.
Our customers are always 100% satisfied with the work carried out, and we provide a five-year guarantee on the durability of the antimicrobial spray coating.