
In March 2025, we completed a full warehouse exterior clean at Lung Wah Chong (Lung Wah House), Oxford OX2 0FA. The works covered the roofline, side claddings, and a full driveway wash to restore the site’s presentation and improve day-to-day cleanliness around the loading and access areas.
Safe access for elevated sections was achieved using scaffold towers, allowing controlled cleaning across roof edges and cladding without cutting corners on reach or safety.
Location: Lung Wah House, Oxford, OX2 0FA
Date: March 2025
Site type: Commercial warehouse / industrial unit
Scope: Roof + side claddings + driveway (hard surface) wash
Access method: Scaffold towers for roofline and cladding access
Warehouses take a predictable beating: traffic film, runoff staining, algae on shaded areas, and general weathering on panels and brickwork. Here, the priorities were:
We installed scaffold towers for safe, stable access to elevated cladding and roofline sections. This keeps technicians positioned correctly and reduces “overreach cleaning” — which is how poor results (and accidents) happen.
Targeted cleaning along roof edges and upper sections, focusing on built-up grime and runoff marks that typically track down onto cladding.
Systematic panel-by-panel cleaning to lift weathering and restore a more uniform finish. Where needed, we worked at height from scaffold to maintain consistent pressure and coverage.
A full hard-surface clean across the concrete driveway/yard area, using controlled pressure washing and (where appropriate) a foaming treatment phase to break down traffic film before rinsing.
If your cladding is staining, your yard is tracking grime, or the building just looks tired from weathering, we can help. Get in touch for a commercial quote and an access-safe plan for your site.