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Architectural restoration and surface cleaning

Laser cleaning for architectural restoration and surface cleaning

We remove deposits, soot, oxides, biofilm, mould and old paint from architectural surfaces, decorative features, urban fixtures, historic monuments and other structures.

We work on surfaces affected by contamination, old coatings or vandalism. We can remove graffiti and other signs of vandalism from urban fixtures and historic monuments, as well as deposits and biological contamination, including biofilm and mould. Each job is approached according to the surface and intended result.

Laser cleaning requires no abrasive medium and creates no additional waste.

Laser cleaning for architectural restoration

Applications in restoration and surface cleaning

Architectural and decorative features

We clean architectural features and decorative details affected by soot, deposits, biofilm, mould and other contaminants. We adapt the intervention to the characteristics of the surface and the required level of cleaning.

Urban fixtures and historic monuments

We remove graffiti and signs of vandalism from urban fixtures and historic monuments. We can also address deposits, soot and other contaminants affecting the appearance of surfaces, with parameters adapted to each application.

Structures and components

We clean structures and components, including the removal of oxides and old paint or primer. Interventions may address other contaminants depending on the surface and intended result.

Deposits, biological contamination and old coatings

We remove industrial and atmospheric deposits, soot, oxides, biofilm, mould, as well as old paint and other coatings. We select the working parameters based on the surface and type of contamination.

A controlled intervention tailored to the job

Laser cleaning allows working parameters to be adjusted to the surface and contamination, so the intervention can target the unwanted layer while aiming to preserve the substrate. Parameters are tailored to the job and intended result.

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