The severe weather of late has led to huge problems across the country. Storm Dennis brings rain, heavy gusts of wind and flooding. Flood defences have been put in place all along the UK coastline where weather is the most extreme. Storm Dennis has caused real “danger to life” residents and businesses.

The stormy weather conditions have been causing significant disruption throughout the UK. Flights have been diverted, roads have been closed off, residential properties have lost power and rivers have bursts their banks due to flooding. It was published that Storm Dennis: Major incidents declared in south Wales and Herefordshire.

The Environment Agency have said that record high number of flood warnings and flood alerts since Friday (14th February 2020), coastal areas and certain areas of the UK land affected by the storm. Properties across the UK have been flooded and left without power because of Storm Dennis.

As a business, we understand that severe weather can have a significant impact on people’s usual life, their homes and businesses. Extreme weather is one of the main concerns for causing harm and distress to buildings around the country, especially during the winter months. Dirt and grime can build up continually on the surface of property. The effects of weathering and pollutants can be concerning when keeping a building looking its best, both internally and externally.

Often, when situations like Storm Dennis occur, the need for emergency clean-up is essential. We have 30 years’ experience providing specialist building cleaning, encompassing emergency cleaning works. We are dedicated to provide innovative, cost-effective cleaning and restoration solutions nationwide.

Although some businesses may feel the temptation to leave their building cleaning for years to save costs, it is not sustainable as properties accumulate dirt particles from air pollution, algae, lichen, bird-foul, especially during hazardous weather like Storm Dennis. Leaving properties in a poor state gives a poor impression to clients, suppliers and staff, the contamination can damage the building, increasingly depreciating the building.

Sending out your own staff members with tools and cleaning equipment is not sufficient to mask the problems often caused by extreme weather. Simply blasting off the areas that look untidy will do more damage to the building than leaving it to deteriorate naturally. The pressure caused to the surface materials removes parts of the surface, causing it to be weaker, creating significant damage. This leaves the building more vulnerable to further damage until repairs are made. Our expertly trained technicians carry out a full site-survey to understand the building cleaning project and tailor our cleaning methods to suit. Once we have discussed the project, we take all pressure off your hands. Our 30 years providing cleaning chemicals ensure we’ll find the most suitable ones, hiring the right equipment and keeping in line with safety requirements is paramount.

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Since we’re extremely familiar with carrying out specific building cleaning needs, especially after Storm Dennis, we are confident that we can assist you in your needs for dealing with the aftermath of Storm Dennis. We would be keen to understand your long-term maintenance plans and assist on those too. For more information, take a look at our website and enquire with us.

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