- No, because the method is matched to the panel. Jordan assesses the cladding profile and coating first, then uses low pressure rinsing, softwashing or targeted stain treatment rather than aggressive pressure, with care taken around seals.
- Yes. Work is planned around trading hours, deliveries and site access, so cleaning can be phased to keep disruption to staff, customers and neighbouring premises to a minimum.
- Warehouses, industrial units, retail premises, offices and schools. The same assessment applies to each: profile, coating, level of soiling and how the cladding can safely be reached.
- Access is assessed before any quotation. High reach equipment lets much of the work be carried out from ground level, and anything needing different access is discussed and priced before work starts.
- Yes, always. You receive a clear scope and quotation setting out what is included so there are no surprises. Send site photos or arrange a visit to get started.
- Describe vehicle routes, delivery times and occupied doors. The elevations and exclusion areas are scoped around those constraints before the work is arranged.
- Do not assume identical treatment. The material, finish and available maintenance information are considered before choosing an approach for either surface.
- No such replacement is implied by cleaning. Removing deposits and correcting a worn or damaged finish are different questions and should be distinguished in the enquiry.
- Use the dedicated cladding cleaning Medway page for the commercial service and the Medway area hub for wider coverage information, then request a quote for the building.