Removing Algae and Moss from Facades

If your home or property is located near a forest, or in a sheltered valley with plenty of shade and insufficient sunlight where moisture tends to linger, it may be gradually blending into the surrounding greenery. Organic growth can begin to creep along the north-facing side of the masonry.

Moss appears on the roof or at the base of buildings, and if the property is left unvisited for a long time, it spreads uncontrollably across the facade. Scraping it off may not be entirely sufficient — it is necessary to eliminate the invisible spores and remove moss from the facade professionally using pressure and high temperature. This machine cleaning effectively rids the building of moss and algae growth for a long time. It is a much faster and less laborious process than manually removing algae and moss from a facade, and machine cleaning saves you time that can be put to better use.

Removing algae from the facade is the first step towards rescuing a building that has been gradually deteriorating surrounded by nature. You will rid yourself of the consequences of this neglect effectively and for a long time. All organic residues are flushed away into the drainage, and the porous material on the walls and facade is truly cleaned deep down and disinfected — the combination of high heat and pressure also draws out fungal microparticles.

It is then possible to apply protective coatings and impregnation treatments to save your building from further deterioration.