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DOFF cleaning for stone and masonry
DOFF cleaning uses low pressure superheated water to clean stone, brick and historic masonry. Removal of moss, black crusts, old paint and graffiti.
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DOFF cleaning for stone and masonry
DOFF cleaning uses low pressure superheated water to clean stone, brick and historic masonry. Removal of moss, black crusts, old paint and graffiti.
Accredited and Audited by
DOFF cleaning for stone and masonry
DOFF cleaning uses low pressure superheated water to clean stone, brick and historic masonry. Removal of moss, black crusts, old paint and graffiti.
Accredited and Audited by
Cleaning to Historic England guidance
Listed buildings and conservation areas
IPAF and PASMA trained operatives
Cleaning to Historic England guidance
Listed buildings and conservation areas
IPAF and PASMA trained operatives
Cleaning to Historic England guidance
Listed buildings and conservation areas
IPAF and PASMA trained operatives
Cleaning to Historic England guidance
Listed buildings and conservation areas
IPAF and PASMA trained operatives
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Our scope
What our DOFF cleaning covers
DOFF cleaning is superheated water cleaning of stone and masonry, which uses heat to soften the soiling so it comes away at low pressure. This allows soiling to be removed more gently than with high power pressure washing.
We clean sandstone, limestone, brick, terracotta and faience, concrete and cast stone, taking off moss and algae, the black crusts and soiling on older city-centre stone, old paint and coatings, and graffiti.
We start every job by reviewing the condition of the stone to assess whether DOFF cleaning is appropriate. Where the face is friable or spalling, we may suggest another cleaning method.
We work for building owners, property managers, main contractors and conservation specifiers, on listed buildings and in conservation areas.
Our operatives are IPAF and PASMA trained, and we work from MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms), scaffolding and rope access, so we can work at height and access hard-to-reach areas.
We hold ISO 9001, certified through a UKAS-accredited body, plus SafeContractor and Constructionline Gold.
Need a building cleaned?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Not what you needed?
If one of these is closer to what you need, go straight there.
Our scope
What our DOFF cleaning covers
DOFF cleaning is superheated water cleaning of stone and masonry, which uses heat to soften the soiling so it comes away at low pressure. This allows soiling to be removed more gently than with high power pressure washing.
We clean sandstone, limestone, brick, terracotta and faience, concrete and cast stone, taking off moss and algae, the black crusts and soiling on older city-centre stone, old paint and coatings, and graffiti.
We start every job by reviewing the condition of the stone to assess whether DOFF cleaning is appropriate. Where the face is friable or spalling, we may suggest another cleaning method.
We work for building owners, property managers, main contractors and conservation specifiers, on listed buildings and in conservation areas.
Our operatives are IPAF and PASMA trained, and we work from MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms), scaffolding and rope access, so we can work at height and access hard-to-reach areas.
We hold ISO 9001, certified through a UKAS-accredited body, plus SafeContractor and Constructionline Gold.
Need a building cleaned?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Not what you needed?
If one of these is closer to what you need, go straight there.
Our scope
What our DOFF cleaning covers
DOFF cleaning is superheated water cleaning of stone and masonry, which uses heat to soften the soiling so it comes away at low pressure. This allows soiling to be removed more gently than with high power pressure washing.
We clean sandstone, limestone, brick, terracotta and faience, concrete and cast stone, taking off moss and algae, the black crusts and soiling on older city-centre stone, old paint and coatings, and graffiti.
We start every job by reviewing the condition of the stone to assess whether DOFF cleaning is appropriate. Where the face is friable or spalling, we may suggest another cleaning method.
We work for building owners, property managers, main contractors and conservation specifiers, on listed buildings and in conservation areas.
Our operatives are IPAF and PASMA trained, and we work from MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms), scaffolding and rope access, so we can work at height and access hard-to-reach areas.
We hold ISO 9001, certified through a UKAS-accredited body, plus SafeContractor and Constructionline Gold.
Need a building cleaned?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Not what you needed?
If one of these is closer to what you need, go straight there.
Our scope
What our DOFF cleaning covers
DOFF cleaning is superheated water cleaning of stone and masonry, which uses heat to soften the soiling so it comes away at low pressure. This allows soiling to be removed more gently than with high power pressure washing.
We clean sandstone, limestone, brick, terracotta and faience, concrete and cast stone, taking off moss and algae, the black crusts and soiling on older city-centre stone, old paint and coatings, and graffiti.
We start every job by reviewing the condition of the stone to assess whether DOFF cleaning is appropriate. Where the face is friable or spalling, we may suggest another cleaning method.
We work for building owners, property managers, main contractors and conservation specifiers, on listed buildings and in conservation areas.
Our operatives are IPAF and PASMA trained, and we work from MEWPs (Mobile Elevating Work Platforms), scaffolding and rope access, so we can work at height and access hard-to-reach areas.
We hold ISO 9001, certified through a UKAS-accredited body, plus SafeContractor and Constructionline Gold.
Need a building cleaned?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Not what you needed?
If one of these is closer to what you need, go straight there.
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
Why it matters
What goes wrong when stone is cleaned the wrong way
Grit blasting strips the weathered surface and accelerates stone decay
High pressure jet washing blasts out mortar joints, letting water get into the wall
Acid cleaning bleaches golden sandstone grey and rusts the iron in it
Chemicals left in the wall keep reacting, causing salts to bloom out over time
Methods and equipment
How we clean stone and masonry
Our teams are highly experienced in the methods required to clean historic stone and masonry. From matching the heat and the dwell time to the substrate, through to assessing the level of black crust that can be removed without damaging the stone face.
Equipment and access
Superheated water units, lances and adjustable nozzles
Scissor lifts, cherry pickers and spider lifts
Mobile access towers and podium steps
Rope access for hard to reach areas
Out-of-hours working where needed
How we clean
Up to 150 degrees at the nozzle, scaled down as needed
Low water volume, and low pressure on surface contact
Top-down working, to avoid run-off staining cleaned areas
Reduced heat on carved detail, arrises and friable areas
Glazing masked off and water kept out of open joints
Wet cleaning avoided when frost is forecast
Controls and records
Risk assessment and method statement before we start
The test patch photographed, with settings recorded
Before and after photographs of each area
Any area we advised against cleaning, and the reason
Heat, pressure and dwell settings logged for future work
The full record handed over for your building file
What's included
What we clean off stone and masonry
We use DOFF superheated water cleaning to remove soiling including moss, black crusts, paint, graffiti, tar and limescale, where the surface needs gentler treatment.
Moss and algae
Moss and algae hold moisture against the surface and appear wherever the wall stays damp. We clean them off gently and recommend what to fix to keep the wall dry.
Black crusts and soiling
Gypsum crust on limestone, carbon and oily grime on brick and sandstone. Hard crusts do not always shift, so we'll test what DOFF can lift and finish with other methods if needed.
Paint and old coatings
Masonry paint and older coatings, including impermeable finishes that trap moisture against the surface underneath.
Graffiti
Tags and spray paint on stone, brick and carved detail. We set the heat and pressure based on what the surface underneath can take.
Bitumen, tar and limescale
Old bitumen, tar staining and limescale run-off can be challenging to remove. We use DOFF to take off what the heat will lift, then other methods if needed.
What's included
What we clean off stone and masonry
We use DOFF superheated water cleaning to remove soiling including moss, black crusts, paint, graffiti, tar and limescale, where the surface needs gentler treatment.
Moss and algae
Moss and algae hold moisture against the surface and appear wherever the wall stays damp. We clean them off gently and recommend what to fix to keep the wall dry.
Black crusts and soiling
Gypsum crust on limestone, carbon and oily grime on brick and sandstone. Hard crusts do not always shift, so we'll test what DOFF can lift and finish with other methods if needed.
Paint and old coatings
Masonry paint and older coatings, including impermeable finishes that trap moisture against the surface underneath.
Graffiti
Tags and spray paint on stone, brick and carved detail. We set the heat and pressure based on what the surface underneath can take.
Bitumen, tar and limescale
Old bitumen, tar staining and limescale run-off can be challenging to remove. We use DOFF to take off what the heat will lift, then other methods if needed.
What's included
What we clean off stone and masonry
We use DOFF superheated water cleaning to remove soiling including moss, black crusts, paint, graffiti, tar and limescale, where the surface needs gentler treatment.
Moss and algae
Moss and algae hold moisture against the surface and appear wherever the wall stays damp. We clean them off gently and recommend what to fix to keep the wall dry.
Black crusts and soiling
Gypsum crust on limestone, carbon and oily grime on brick and sandstone. Hard crusts do not always shift, so we'll test what DOFF can lift and finish with other methods if needed.
Paint and old coatings
Masonry paint and older coatings, including impermeable finishes that trap moisture against the surface underneath.
Graffiti
Tags and spray paint on stone, brick and carved detail. We set the heat and pressure based on what the surface underneath can take.
Bitumen, tar and limescale
Old bitumen, tar staining and limescale run-off can be challenging to remove. We use DOFF to take off what the heat will lift, then other methods if needed.
What's included
What we clean off stone and masonry
We use DOFF superheated water cleaning to remove soiling including moss, black crusts, paint, graffiti, tar and limescale, where the surface needs gentler treatment.
Moss and algae
Moss and algae hold moisture against the surface and appear wherever the wall stays damp. We clean them off gently and recommend what to fix to keep the wall dry.
Black crusts and soiling
Gypsum crust on limestone, carbon and oily grime on brick and sandstone. Hard crusts do not always shift, so we'll test what DOFF can lift and finish with other methods if needed.
Paint and old coatings
Masonry paint and older coatings, including impermeable finishes that trap moisture against the surface underneath.
Graffiti
Tags and spray paint on stone, brick and carved detail. We set the heat and pressure based on what the surface underneath can take.
Bitumen, tar and limescale
Old bitumen, tar staining and limescale run-off can be challenging to remove. We use DOFF to take off what the heat will lift, then other methods if needed.
What's included
What we clean off stone and masonry
We use DOFF superheated water cleaning to remove soiling including moss, black crusts, paint, graffiti, tar and limescale, where the surface needs gentler treatment.
Moss and algae
Moss and algae hold moisture against the surface and appear wherever the wall stays damp. We clean them off gently and recommend what to fix to keep the wall dry.
Black crusts and soiling
Gypsum crust on limestone, carbon and oily grime on brick and sandstone. Hard crusts do not always shift, so we'll test what DOFF can lift and finish with other methods if needed.
Paint and old coatings
Masonry paint and older coatings, including impermeable finishes that trap moisture against the surface underneath.
Graffiti
Tags and spray paint on stone, brick and carved detail. We set the heat and pressure based on what the surface underneath can take.
Bitumen, tar and limescale
Old bitumen, tar staining and limescale run-off can be challenging to remove. We use DOFF to take off what the heat will lift, then other methods if needed.
How we prove it
Standards, guidance and accreditations
These are the standards and the guidance that govern cleaning historic and commercial masonry, and what we do for each one.
BS 7913 and Historic England guidance
BS 7913 is the British Standard for conserving historic buildings, and Historic England publishes the technical guidance on cleaning historic masonry. We work in line with both.
Planning (Listed Buildings) Act 1990
Cleaning a listed building can need consent, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 in England and the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 in Wales. Applying for it is the owner's responsibility and we work inside what the consent allows.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, including at or below ground level, which applies to almost all facade work. We risk assess and send you the access plan to sign off before we start.
COSHH and Control of Lead at Work
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 cover hazardous substances at work, and lead paint, common before 1992, falls under the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002. All products we may use alongside DOFF cleaning are assessed under COSHH and we test suspect coatings before we disturb them.
IPAF, PASMA and CITB
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) certify operators of powered access and mobile towers. We are an IPAF Approved Training Centre and a CITB Approved Training Organisation, so our operatives are trained and carded in-house.
ISO 9001, SSIP and contractor schemes
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management. SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) is what a procurement team checks before letting a contractor on site. We are ISO 9001 certified through a body accredited by UKAS, Constructionline Gold registered and SafeContractor approved.
Our accreditations and certification
Site and access credentials
Need our risk assessments and method statements?
Ask and we'll send what you need.
How we prove it
Standards, guidance and accreditations
These are the standards and the guidance that govern cleaning historic and commercial masonry, and what we do for each one.
BS 7913 and Historic England guidance
BS 7913 is the British Standard for conserving historic buildings, and Historic England publishes the technical guidance on cleaning historic masonry. We work in line with both.
Planning (Listed Buildings) Act 1990
Cleaning a listed building can need consent, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 in England and the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 in Wales. Applying for it is the owner's responsibility and we work inside what the consent allows.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, including at or below ground level, which applies to almost all facade work. We risk assess and send you the access plan to sign off before we start.
COSHH and Control of Lead at Work
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 cover hazardous substances at work, and lead paint, common before 1992, falls under the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002. All products we may use alongside DOFF cleaning are assessed under COSHH and we test suspect coatings before we disturb them.
IPAF, PASMA and CITB
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) certify operators of powered access and mobile towers. We are an IPAF Approved Training Centre and a CITB Approved Training Organisation, so our operatives are trained and carded in-house.
ISO 9001, SSIP and contractor schemes
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management. SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) is what a procurement team checks before letting a contractor on site. We are ISO 9001 certified through a body accredited by UKAS, Constructionline Gold registered and SafeContractor approved.
Our accreditations and certification
Site and access credentials
Need our risk assessments and method statements?
Ask and we'll send what you need.
How we prove it
Standards, guidance and accreditations
These are the standards and the guidance that govern cleaning historic and commercial masonry, and what we do for each one.
BS 7913 and Historic England guidance
BS 7913 is the British Standard for conserving historic buildings, and Historic England publishes the technical guidance on cleaning historic masonry. We work in line with both.
Planning (Listed Buildings) Act 1990
Cleaning a listed building can need consent, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 in England and the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 in Wales. Applying for it is the owner's responsibility and we work inside what the consent allows.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, including at or below ground level, which applies to almost all facade work. We risk assess and send you the access plan to sign off before we start.
COSHH and Control of Lead at Work
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 cover hazardous substances at work, and lead paint, common before 1992, falls under the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002. All products we may use alongside DOFF cleaning are assessed under COSHH and we test suspect coatings before we disturb them.
IPAF, PASMA and CITB
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) certify operators of powered access and mobile towers. We are an IPAF Approved Training Centre and a CITB Approved Training Organisation, so our operatives are trained and carded in-house.
ISO 9001, SSIP and contractor schemes
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management. SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) is what a procurement team checks before letting a contractor on site. We are ISO 9001 certified through a body accredited by UKAS, Constructionline Gold registered and SafeContractor approved.
Our accreditations and certification
Site and access credentials
Need our risk assessments and method statements?
Ask and we'll send what you need.
How we prove it
Standards, guidance and accreditations
These are the standards and the guidance that govern cleaning historic and commercial masonry, and what we do for each one.
BS 7913 and Historic England guidance
BS 7913 is the British Standard for conserving historic buildings, and Historic England publishes the technical guidance on cleaning historic masonry. We work in line with both.
Planning (Listed Buildings) Act 1990
Cleaning a listed building can need consent, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 in England and the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 in Wales. Applying for it is the owner's responsibility and we work inside what the consent allows.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, including at or below ground level, which applies to almost all facade work. We risk assess and send you the access plan to sign off before we start.
COSHH and Control of Lead at Work
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 cover hazardous substances at work, and lead paint, common before 1992, falls under the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002. All products we may use alongside DOFF cleaning are assessed under COSHH and we test suspect coatings before we disturb them.
IPAF, PASMA and CITB
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) certify operators of powered access and mobile towers. We are an IPAF Approved Training Centre and a CITB Approved Training Organisation, so our operatives are trained and carded in-house.
ISO 9001, SSIP and contractor schemes
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management. SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) is what a procurement team checks before letting a contractor on site. We are ISO 9001 certified through a body accredited by UKAS, Constructionline Gold registered and SafeContractor approved.
Our accreditations and certification
Site and access credentials
Need our risk assessments and method statements?
Ask and we'll send what you need.
How we prove it
Standards, guidance and accreditations
These are the standards and the guidance that govern cleaning historic and commercial masonry, and what we do for each one.
BS 7913 and Historic England guidance
BS 7913 is the British Standard for conserving historic buildings, and Historic England publishes the technical guidance on cleaning historic masonry. We work in line with both.
Planning (Listed Buildings) Act 1990
Cleaning a listed building can need consent, under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 in England and the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023 in Wales. Applying for it is the owner's responsibility and we work inside what the consent allows.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, including at or below ground level, which applies to almost all facade work. We risk assess and send you the access plan to sign off before we start.
COSHH and Control of Lead at Work
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 cover hazardous substances at work, and lead paint, common before 1992, falls under the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002. All products we may use alongside DOFF cleaning are assessed under COSHH and we test suspect coatings before we disturb them.
IPAF, PASMA and CITB
IPAF (International Powered Access Federation) and PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) certify operators of powered access and mobile towers. We are an IPAF Approved Training Centre and a CITB Approved Training Organisation, so our operatives are trained and carded in-house.
ISO 9001, SSIP and contractor schemes
ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management. SSIP (Safety Schemes in Procurement) is what a procurement team checks before letting a contractor on site. We are ISO 9001 certified through a body accredited by UKAS, Constructionline Gold registered and SafeContractor approved.
Our accreditations and certification
Site and access credentials
Need our risk assessments and method statements?
Ask and we'll send what you need.
Surfaces
Stone and masonry we clean
Every surface reacts differently to heat, pressure and water, so we adjust our method to suit each one. This allows us to remove the soiling without damaging the surface underneath.
Sandstone
Sandstone can vary from block to block in grain, mineral content and weathering, so areas of the same face can need different treatment to lift the soiling without damaging the stone.
Limestone
The crust on limestone forms out of deposits from the stone itself, so removing it removes a layer of the surface with it. This means special care is required to minimise visible change to the surface detail.
Brick
Victorian and Edwardian brickwork often has a hardened fire skin protecting the softer brick beneath, which can decay without it. We take care to remove soiling whilst preserving the brick face.
Terracotta and faience
The glaze on faience or hard skin on fired terracotta keeps water out of the clay behind it, so we set pressure, heat and water volume to preserve the protective layer when removing soiling.
Concrete and cast stone
Cast stone and the concrete detail on later frontages were finished to imitate tooled stone. The finish is often a thin facing over plain concrete, so we check it's sound before cleaning it and adjust heat and pressure to suit its condition.
Lime joints
Lime joints are designed to be permeable so that old walls can dry out through them. This also means that too much pressure can lead to erosion of the joints. So we clean the joints in between at a lower pressure than the stone itself.
Surfaces
Stone and masonry we clean
Every surface reacts differently to heat, pressure and water, so we adjust our method to suit each one. This allows us to remove the soiling without damaging the surface underneath.
Sandstone
Sandstone can vary from block to block in grain, mineral content and weathering, so areas of the same face can need different treatment to lift the soiling without damaging the stone.
Limestone
The crust on limestone forms out of deposits from the stone itself, so removing it removes a layer of the surface with it. This means special care is required to minimise visible change to the surface detail.
Brick
Victorian and Edwardian brickwork often has a hardened fire skin protecting the softer brick beneath, which can decay without it. We take care to remove soiling whilst preserving the brick face.
Terracotta and faience
The glaze on faience or hard skin on fired terracotta keeps water out of the clay behind it, so we set pressure, heat and water volume to preserve the protective layer when removing soiling.
Concrete and cast stone
Cast stone and the concrete detail on later frontages were finished to imitate tooled stone. The finish is often a thin facing over plain concrete, so we check it's sound before cleaning it and adjust heat and pressure to suit its condition.
Lime joints
Lime joints are designed to be permeable so that old walls can dry out through them. This also means that too much pressure can lead to erosion of the joints. So we clean the joints in between at a lower pressure than the stone itself.
Surfaces
Stone and masonry we clean
Every surface reacts differently to heat, pressure and water, so we adjust our method to suit each one. This allows us to remove the soiling without damaging the surface underneath.
Sandstone
Sandstone can vary from block to block in grain, mineral content and weathering, so areas of the same face can need different treatment to lift the soiling without damaging the stone.
Limestone
The crust on limestone forms out of deposits from the stone itself, so removing it removes a layer of the surface with it. This means special care is required to minimise visible change to the surface detail.
Brick
Victorian and Edwardian brickwork often has a hardened fire skin protecting the softer brick beneath, which can decay without it. We take care to remove soiling whilst preserving the brick face.
Terracotta and faience
The glaze on faience or hard skin on fired terracotta keeps water out of the clay behind it, so we set pressure, heat and water volume to preserve the protective layer when removing soiling.
Concrete and cast stone
Cast stone and the concrete detail on later frontages were finished to imitate tooled stone. The finish is often a thin facing over plain concrete, so we check it's sound before cleaning it and adjust heat and pressure to suit its condition.
Lime joints
Lime joints are designed to be permeable so that old walls can dry out through them. This also means that too much pressure can lead to erosion of the joints. So we clean the joints in between at a lower pressure than the stone itself.
Surfaces
Stone and masonry we clean
Every surface reacts differently to heat, pressure and water, so we adjust our method to suit each one. This allows us to remove the soiling without damaging the surface underneath.
Sandstone
Sandstone can vary from block to block in grain, mineral content and weathering, so areas of the same face can need different treatment to lift the soiling without damaging the stone.
Limestone
The crust on limestone forms out of deposits from the stone itself, so removing it removes a layer of the surface with it. This means special care is required to minimise visible change to the surface detail.
Brick
Victorian and Edwardian brickwork often has a hardened fire skin protecting the softer brick beneath, which can decay without it. We take care to remove soiling whilst preserving the brick face.
Terracotta and faience
The glaze on faience or hard skin on fired terracotta keeps water out of the clay behind it, so we set pressure, heat and water volume to preserve the protective layer when removing soiling.
Concrete and cast stone
Cast stone and the concrete detail on later frontages were finished to imitate tooled stone. The finish is often a thin facing over plain concrete, so we check it's sound before cleaning it and adjust heat and pressure to suit its condition.
Lime joints
Lime joints are designed to be permeable so that old walls can dry out through them. This also means that too much pressure can lead to erosion of the joints. So we clean the joints in between at a lower pressure than the stone itself.
Surfaces
Stone and masonry we clean
Every surface reacts differently to heat, pressure and water, so we adjust our method to suit each one. This allows us to remove the soiling without damaging the surface underneath.
Sandstone
Sandstone can vary from block to block in grain, mineral content and weathering, so areas of the same face can need different treatment to lift the soiling without damaging the stone.
Limestone
The crust on limestone forms out of deposits from the stone itself, so removing it removes a layer of the surface with it. This means special care is required to minimise visible change to the surface detail.
Brick
Victorian and Edwardian brickwork often has a hardened fire skin protecting the softer brick beneath, which can decay without it. We take care to remove soiling whilst preserving the brick face.
Terracotta and faience
The glaze on faience or hard skin on fired terracotta keeps water out of the clay behind it, so we set pressure, heat and water volume to preserve the protective layer when removing soiling.
Concrete and cast stone
Cast stone and the concrete detail on later frontages were finished to imitate tooled stone. The finish is often a thin facing over plain concrete, so we check it's sound before cleaning it and adjust heat and pressure to suit its condition.
Lime joints
Lime joints are designed to be permeable so that old walls can dry out through them. This also means that too much pressure can lead to erosion of the joints. So we clean the joints in between at a lower pressure than the stone itself.
Need stone or masonry cleaned on a listed building?
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Need stone or masonry cleaned on a listed building?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
Need stone or masonry cleaned on a listed building?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
Need stone or masonry cleaned on a listed building?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
Need stone or masonry cleaned on a listed building?
Get in touch and we'll discuss what you need.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
How we do it
How your DOFF stone cleaning job will run
From the initial condition survey and quotation through to cleaning, inspection and sign-off, we manage each stage of the DOFF clean with your site team.
01
Survey, scope and quote
We review the stone and the access, carrying out a condition survey on site. We then provide a written scope of works and quotation, clearly setting out the areas of stonework included.
02
Planning and RAMS
We plan the clean around your building, and write risk assessments and method statements covering access, working hours and safety controls.
03
DOFF cleaning
We clean a test patch on a discreet area first, so you and your conservation officer can see the result on your own stone. We then clean in sections down the face, using the settings signed off on the test patch.
04
Verification and reporting
Once cleaning is complete, we go round the building with you for sign-off, then hand over before and after photographs and a record for your files.
Why CCS
The team behind the work
Since 2013 we have been cleaning commercial and industrial buildings across the UK, including their stone and masonry. We are based in Yorkshire, where sandstone is the dominant historic building stone, so our teams are well experienced with cleaning historic stonework.
We plan the job around your operation to keep disruption to a minimum. If that means evenings and weekends, we can do that for you.
We are an accredited IPAF and CITB training centre with our own health and safety manager, so our operatives take their access training with us.
We pride ourselves on quality and reliability, and our teams work with an enhanced level of consideration for our clients' sites and infrastructure.
If you are not sure whether DOFF cleaning is right for your building, please get in touch and we'll discuss your requirements with you.
IPAF
Approved training centre
CITB
Approved training organisation
ISO 9001
Certified by a UKAS-accredited body
Owned
Powered access fleet
Drew McGilvray
Managing Director, CCS Group
DOFF cleaning is a specialist task that needs skilled operators with specialist equipment, to reduce the risk of decay or degradation to surfaces unsuitable for other types of cleaning. Our teams have significant expertise and advanced equipment at their disposal, making us the right contractor for your works.
Why CCS
The team behind the work
Since 2013 we have been cleaning commercial and industrial buildings across the UK, including their stone and masonry. We are based in Yorkshire, where sandstone is the dominant historic building stone, so our teams are well experienced with cleaning historic stonework.
We plan the job around your operation to keep disruption to a minimum. If that means evenings and weekends, we can do that for you.
We are an accredited IPAF and CITB training centre with our own health and safety manager, so our operatives take their access training with us.
We pride ourselves on quality and reliability, and our teams work with an enhanced level of consideration for our clients' sites and infrastructure.
If you are not sure whether DOFF cleaning is right for your building, please get in touch and we'll discuss your requirements with you.
IPAF
Approved training centre
CITB
Approved training organisation
ISO 9001
Certified by a UKAS-accredited body
Owned
Powered access fleet
Drew McGilvray
Managing Director, CCS Group
DOFF cleaning is a specialist task that needs skilled operators with specialist equipment, to reduce the risk of decay or degradation to surfaces unsuitable for other types of cleaning. Our teams have significant expertise and advanced equipment at their disposal, making us the right contractor for your works.
Why CCS
The team behind the work
Since 2013 we have been cleaning commercial and industrial buildings across the UK, including their stone and masonry. We are based in Yorkshire, where sandstone is the dominant historic building stone, so our teams are well experienced with cleaning historic stonework.
We plan the job around your operation to keep disruption to a minimum. If that means evenings and weekends, we can do that for you.
We are an accredited IPAF and CITB training centre with our own health and safety manager, so our operatives take their access training with us.
We pride ourselves on quality and reliability, and our teams work with an enhanced level of consideration for our clients' sites and infrastructure.
If you are not sure whether DOFF cleaning is right for your building, please get in touch and we'll discuss your requirements with you.
IPAF
Approved training centre
CITB
Approved training organisation
ISO 9001
Certified by a UKAS-accredited body
Owned
Powered access fleet
Drew McGilvray
Managing Director, CCS Group
DOFF cleaning is a specialist task that needs skilled operators with specialist equipment, to reduce the risk of decay or degradation to surfaces unsuitable for other types of cleaning. Our teams have significant expertise and advanced equipment at their disposal, making us the right contractor for your works.
Why CCS
The team behind the work
Since 2013 we have been cleaning commercial and industrial buildings across the UK, including their stone and masonry. We are based in Yorkshire, where sandstone is the dominant historic building stone, so our teams are well experienced with cleaning historic stonework.
We plan the job around your operation to keep disruption to a minimum. If that means evenings and weekends, we can do that for you.
We are an accredited IPAF and CITB training centre with our own health and safety manager, so our operatives take their access training with us.
We pride ourselves on quality and reliability, and our teams work with an enhanced level of consideration for our clients' sites and infrastructure.
If you are not sure whether DOFF cleaning is right for your building, please get in touch and we'll discuss your requirements with you.
IPAF
Approved training centre
CITB
Approved training organisation
ISO 9001
Certified by a UKAS-accredited body
Owned
Powered access fleet
Drew McGilvray
Managing Director, CCS Group
DOFF cleaning is a specialist task that needs skilled operators with specialist equipment, to reduce the risk of decay or degradation to surfaces unsuitable for other types of cleaning. Our teams have significant expertise and advanced equipment at their disposal, making us the right contractor for your works.
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
Why building owners keep working with us
We have used CCS for deep cleans in our kitchen. They are always on time, come fully equipped and ensure every area is cleaned to the highest level. We would highly recommend them.
Lee Holden
Senior Reliability Maintenance Engineer, Amazon DSA6
CCS provides a first-class service and response to all our enquiries on behalf of our clients. We would not go anywhere else.
David Hicks
FilterFit
I believe that their team on the day did an excellent job. They were professional and courteous, explained anything that I wanted to know, and left the area spotless. I was unable to find any fault in their work. I will definitely be returning next year.
John Byrne
General Manager, The Rowton Hotel
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
5,000+
Nationwide jobs completed
60+
Staff members
12+
Years in business
UK & Ireland
Operating coverage
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
Common questions
Questions we get about DOFF cleaning
What is DOFF cleaning?
Is DOFF cleaning safe on a listed building?
Does DOFF cleaning use chemicals or biocides?
Does DOFF cleaning on a listed building need listed building consent?
What surfaces does DOFF cleaning work on?
How long does DOFF cleaning a facade take?
What accreditations does CCS hold?
Still have questions?
Call us and we'll talk through the building.
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Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
You might also need
Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
You might also need
Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
You might also need
Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
You might also need
Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
You might also need
Other services that often pair with stone cleaning
Exterior cleaning
Facade cleaning across whole buildings.
Commercial decorating
Painting and coating once the masonry is clean.
High level cleaning
Roof level, windows and high internal structure.
Commercial cleaning
Day-to-day cleaning across the rest of your premises.
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Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.
Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.
Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.
Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.
Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.
Experts in industrial hygiene. Leading the way in commercial and industrial cleaning across UK industries.
© 2026 Cater-Clean Solutions Limited trading as CCS Group. Companies House 09424738. VAT GB206220265.