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About render cleaning

What it usually involves

Removing algae, lichen and dirt from rendered walls, often with a soft wash: a low-pressure clean using a specialist solution that keeps working after the visit.

How a self-employed cleaner can help

They'll know which method suits your type of render, since pressure washing can damage some, and they can test a small area first.

Questions worth asking

Questions people ask

Why does render go green?

Algae and moss grow on walls that stay damp, especially ones facing north or close to trees.

Is pressure washing safe for render?

Not always. Many types of render are best cleaned with a low-pressure soft wash, so ask what the cleaner recommends.

How long does the clean last?

Often a few years, depending on the setting. Some treatments help slow the regrowth.

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