Case Studies

We attended a standard two-storey brick property that had developed a very common, but damaging, issue. The rear uPVC guttering wasn't just blocked; it had effectively turned into a planter.

The Situation We were commissioned to restore the external areas of a large commercial office site. The project scope covered the main pedestrian routes, courtyard areas, and the circulation paths connecting the buildings. The issue here went beyond curb appeal. The block paving had become heavily contaminated with algae and moss, particularly in shaded spots. …

We were brought in to tackle the block-paved walkways, clubhouse approaches, and covered paths at a high-end golf club.

In a setting like this, the paving sees heavy, constant foot traffic from players, staff, and visitors. Over time, the surface had become heavily soiled with embedded dirt and organic growth. Not only did this drag down the appearance of the club, but it also created a genuine safety issue: dirty clay pavers become incredibly slick when wet.

We were called out to a commercial property in Stourbridge that was showing its age. The building’s exterior—specifically the plastic-coated steel cladding—was heavily fouled. Years of exposure had led to significant organic growth (algae/moss) and general atmospheric grime, leaving the business looking tired and neglected.