Clean windows above a grubby fascia is half a job. We do the whole face of the building: cladding, sign, canopy and glass, so the first impression matches what's inside.
That's our brush on The White Company's shopfront in Cirencester, a brand whose entire look depends on the word "white" meaning it. Glass, frames, sign and fascia all get done in the same visit, because a spotless window under a dusty sign is the kind of detail passers-by notice without knowing why.
Cladding is a softwash job, not a jet-wash job. High pressure forces water into joints and strips paint; our way is a gentle detergent matched to the surface, low pressure, and a thorough pure-water rinse so nothing sticky is left to attract the next layer of dirt. Painted timber, uPVC, composite panels, fibre cement: each gets its own approach.
It's a favourite before a shop refit opens, when a lease ends, or simply every spring. Signage, canopies and awnings can be added to any round.
New shop, new menu, new season's stock: make sure the building announces it too.
Pre-let viewings and end-of-lease dilapidations both go better behind a clean face.
A standing yearly refresh keeps algae from ever getting established, which keeps every future clean cheaper.
Give it the same attention as the windows underneath it. One visit sorts both.
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