Stamford's old stone streets need a careful approach, and so do the rooflines on them. Our soffit and fascia cleaning in Stamford covers uPVC and timber, and we bring them back as close to the original finish as we can.
Stamford is one of England’s best-known stone towns, and its Collyweston slate roofs and limestone buildings need careful cleaning. Iron in the local limestone leaches out and leaves orange-brown stains on walls and paths, and the Georgian courtyard gardens, many of them shaded all day, grow moss and algae that keeps coming back. Collyweston slates are fragile, so roofs get a soft wash rather than a jet wash that could knock them loose, and any work in the conservation areas has to respect the old buildings.
Soffits and fascias in Stamford collect grime and green growth like anywhere else in the county. What’s different is the stone. Stamford is a limestone town, and looking after that kind of building means knowing what not to do, which a lot of general pressure washing firms don’t. Exposed uPVC soffits discolour faster, and regular cleaning stops green staining getting a permanent hold in shady, damp places.
We clean Stamford soffits and fascias from the ground with water-fed poles, so no ladders lean on old stonework.
We look at the boards and the building first, then choose a method that won't harm either.
Every job we do is covered by £1m public liability insurance, so you're protected.
We clean uPVC and timber soffits and fascias across Stamford, bargeboards included.
We also clean soffits and fascias in the villages and towns around Stamford, including these.
📍 Conservation area rules apply in the town centre, and we carry out all work in line with historic buildings guidance.
We also clean rooflines across Lincolnshire, so if Stamford isn't your town, pick your nearest one below.
Stamford homes also use us for these other exterior cleaning jobs.
Ask for a free quote, and since we clean from the ground wherever possible, there are no ladders on your property.
