Remove years of dirt and grime from your brickwork with our professional brick cleaning services. Over 1,000 happy customers across London, Surrey and the South East.
At Prestige External Cleaning we have been offering our professional brick cleaning services since 2010. Our specialist steam cleaning method is suitable for all types of brickwork, including historic and listed buildings, to safely leave your building with a brand-new look.
Over time, your property’s brickwork will accumulate algae, dirt, lichen, moss and other dirt and grime. This doesn’t just look unpleasant, but it can weaken the brickwork, eventually leading to structural damage and costly repairs. Our team is fully insured, and IPAF and PASMA certified to use our cherry picker and scaffold towers for taller buildings, ensuring that we always provide a thorough brick cleaning service.
With over 15 years’ experience of brick cleaning services across London, Surrey and the South East, and over 1,000 happy customers, you can trust Prestige External Cleaning to deliver a thorough and cost-effective service.
Our unique steam cleaning method is industry-leading; it efficiently eliminates contaminants without causing any damage to the brickwork, and uses much less water than a pressure washer.
We can offer a free test patch to ensure that you're happy with the standard of our brick cleaning service.
We are experienced in cleaning all types of brickwork, from burnt clay to concrete, sand lime and fly ash.
Our team are all health and safety accredited, and at Prestige External Cleaning we also hold PASMA, Safe Contractor and IPAF accreditations so you can rest assured you're using a trusted and reliable company for your brick cleaning.
With experience working in both conservation areas and on listed buildings you can trust Prestige to clean your brickwork.
With over 1,000 happy customers, we’ve built a reputation for reliable, high-quality brick cleaning across London, Surrey and the South East.
Our team are PASMA, Safe Contractor and IPAF accredited – so you can trust your property is in safe hands.
Our experienced team provides a comprehensive brick cleaning service, removing years of algae, dirt, lichen and moss from your brickwork to restore your building’s appearance and protect it from structural damage and costly repairs. Find out more about our process and the specialist equipment we use.
We conduct a full safety assessment so that we can use our specialist equipment safely.
We assess your brickwork to determine the best settings for our high-temperature, low-pressure steam cleaners.
If needed, we use our cherry picker and construct scaffold towers to reach high-up brick areas.
We can also provide a free test patch to ensure that you’re happy with the cleaning standard.
We use our steam cleaners to thoroughly clean your brickwork.
We don’t use harmful chemicals or high-pressure washers as these can damage and saturate the bricks and mortar joints.
We clean any ground-level surfaces that have accumulated dirt or grime during the brick cleaning process.
We review the completed work and check that you are happy with the service.
Keeps your building looking good, which can increase the value of your property.
Prevents damage to brickwork such as cracks in bricks or mortar joints.
Prevents damage to the structure of your property, stopping leaks and mould growth.
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Everything you need to know before booking your exterior clean.
Steam cleaning is a more efficient, safer way to clean brickwork than pressure washing.
Pressure washing can saturate the brickwork and damage weak points in the bricks or mortar joints.
Steam cleaning is gentle on any brick surface, particularly important for historic and listed buildings, and uses far less water.
Organic matter – algae, moss, lichen, mildew, mould, black spots, ivy, soil.
Carbon staining – atmospheric pollution such as soot.
Paint and graffiti
Cement debris – cement, dust, scaffold rash (wet mortar splashing against building during construction and drying).
Efflorescence – this is when water carrying salt deposits enters weak points in the mortar joints. When the water evapourates, the salt deposits are left behind as white crystals. Over time, they damage the brickwork structure.
