Facades and coatings
Aluminium, vinyl, acrylic, fiber cement, concrete, brick and stone
Coatings that require an adapted approach
Facade coatings are often exposed to various pollutants and environmental wear and tear. Organic, atmospheric, or mineral deposits accumulate, aluminium oxidation occurs, and pollution combined with water flows progressively tarnishes surfaces. Lichen or certain climbing plants can also settle there, while too aggressive cleaning weakens the finishes. Understanding the nature of the coating is essential before any intervention.
Frequently encountered situations
These situations affect the appearance as well as the safety of traffic areas.
Mastery of materials and respect for finishes
Each intervention is adjusted in order to obtain a coherent result throughout the development.
Examples of observed transformations
Before/after comparisons illustrating interventions carried out on:
Stubborn carbon stains on vinyl facade → uniformity regained
Targeted treatment to reduce persistent stains.
Tarnished acrylic coating → uniformity regained
Gentle cleaning respecting the finish of the coating.
Vinyl siding tarnished by atmospheric deposits → revived finish
Wash adapted to the material.
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What distinguishes our intervention
Each intervention begins with a prior analysis of the material in order to assess the condition and sensitivity of the coating. The method is then adapted to respect the finishes, preserve the colors and avoid any alteration. An overall aesthetic vision of the building guides the intervention in order to ensure a uniform and harmonious result. This approach makes it possible to intervene effectively while maintaining the integrity of the materials.
REAL INTERVENTIONS IN THE FIELD
These photos illustrate situations encountered during our interventions on residential and commercial buildings.
Vinyl facade marked by carbon deposits
Persistent organic accumulation on exterior cladding
Traces of vine suction cups on coating
Facade exposed to air pollution
Tarnished aluminium coating
Traces of runoff on exposed facade
Traces of runoff on acrylic facade
Traces of runoff on stone facade
Organic accumulation on exposed soffits
Gutter tarnished by environmental deposits
Fouled geodesic dome liner
Colonization of lichen on roofs
Visible black streaks on aluminium gutters
Gutter tarnished by tough atmospheric deposits
Soffits and gutters with fouling and atmospheric deposits
Soffits marked by atmospheric deposits
Accumulation of deposits and the presence of spider webs on the soffits
Gutters and soffits with blackening and organic deposits
Gutters with accumulation of dirt, traces and black spots
Does your facade have persistent stains or a tarnished appearance?
An evaluation makes it possible to identify the material and the appropriate intervention method.
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