Commercial Cleaning

Pressure washes commercial surfaces to remove stubborn dirt, such as streaks, moss, lichen, oils and atmospheric deposits. in the field of cleaning facades, paving stones, terraces, parking lots and other external elements of company facilities, office buildings, warehouses and urban spaces.

Washes plaster (acrylic, silicone), brick and concrete facades to restore the aesthetic appearance of office buildings and industrial facilities.

Cleans parking lots, driveways and pedestrian paths from oil stains, mud and biological pollutants. Washing walls, production halls and warehouses. I remove moss and lichen from concrete, wooden or composite surfaces.

It uses high pressure (often above 300 bar) to remove deep-seated dirt, providing an effect that cannot be achieved using low-pressure water.

By selecting the appropriate method (e.g. hot water, chemicals), I avoid damaging the surface.

Impregnation: Services often include biological or hydrophobic impregnation to protect the surface from recontamination.

Prices of services in 2026:

The cost of cleaning commercial surfaces depends on the level of dirt and the type of surface, but for regular hall cleaning services, prices may be lower.