Stone cleaning is a process used to remove dirt, grime, stains, and other unwanted substances from the surface of stones, such as buildings, statues, or monuments. The specific method employed for stone cleaning can vary depending on the type of stone, its condition, and the nature of the soiling. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help extend the lifespan of stone surfaces. Plus, by preventing the buildup of dirt, grime, and contaminants, you reduce the need for costly repairs or restoration work in the future.
Stone cleaning is perfect for removing all types of dirt and grime usually found on the outside of a building, but is particularly great for removing:
- Paint Coating
- Certain Types of Graffiti
- Bird & Vermin Fouling
- Algae, Moss & Fungi
- Wax Coatings
- Chewing Gum Oil
- Grease and Bitumen
- Other Biological Matter
