We have many methods at our disposal to ensure the effective and sympathetic cleaning of your property. Please contact us for further information where we will be able to advise you on the best method for the job.
JOS/TORC®
JOS/TORC® is an efficient and gentle cleaning method that uses no chemicals. A mixture of low air pressure and a fine inert safe abrasive powder is developed into a rotating vortex which when used does not damage the substrate's surface.

Note the conventional blast type jet on the left and the JOS/TORC® patent rotational vortex on the right.

Lime scale was removed from the glazed bricks under the railway bridges at Shrewsbury Station by means of the JOS/TORC® System.
The three stages of work on the County Buildings, Wrexham. Prior to start (far left), during cleaning (middle), and after completion (right).
DOFF/Thermatec
DOFF/Thermatec is a steam system which removes oil based, thermoplastic and masonry paints, bitumastic coatings, heavy deposits of oil and grease etc, and even chewing gum without damage to the substrate.
Paint being removed from the window sill in the picture on the right, can take half the time than by alternative methods, such as chemical or burning with no risk of fire or contamination. The surface can then be treated with the JOS/TORC system in order to remove any remaining paint or carbon.
Paint was removed from the test areas to the right by the steam DOFF system with no damage to the surface of the brick, as can be seen by the traces of carbon deposits remaining.
Marble Polishing
The marble floor of a church in Birmingham is ground in order to remove lippage and Stiletto damage then polished using diamond pads.


Closed Circuit Blast
Using Aluminium oxide at very low pressure and with an on board vacuum makes this method extremely useful internally as there is little or no creation of dust. The bead blasting is very useful for small items.


