Commercial Exterior Cleaning in Liverpool

Liverpool's commercial property is unusually varied for a city of its size, and that variety is the whole challenge. Within a mile of the Commercial District you have modern glazed office towers, converted Victorian warehouses, listed sandstone, retail units with heavy footfall frontages, hospitality venues on the Waterfront and public buildings with conservation constraints. No single cleaning method covers that, so every Liverpool contract we take on is specified building by building and elevation by elevation.

We work with facilities managers, managing agents, property managers, construction companies, housing organisations and site teams across the city. What they generally want is one contractor covering the whole external envelope — glazing and curtain walling, cladding and render, signage and canopies, gutters and rainwater goods, roofs, solar arrays, car parks and service yards — rather than four suppliers with four sets of paperwork and four standards of finish.

The city's environment also sets the frequency. Salt carried in off the Mersey combines with traffic film from the Strand, Queens Drive and the ring road to leave a greasy grey deposit on glass and cladding that returns quickly. That is why most Liverpool commercial clients move onto a planned maintenance programme with agreed intervals rather than reacting to how a building looks a few times a year.