Clean. Restore. Protect.
Leaders in commercial restorative cleaning of metal, glass and stone building facades for 30+ years
Restorative cleaning services, nationwide
Restoring the look of commercial buildings & facades – for longer
See Brilliance has over 30 years of experience in specialist restorative cleaning of Metal, Glass and Stone. We offer an excellent cost-effective alternative to re-spraying (approximately one third of the cost), or replacing (approximately one twelfth of the cost), ideal for dilapidation claims and often used at the end of a lease term by landlords and tenants. Our second-to-none reputation has become renowned throughout the industry. We are often specified in tender proposals and used by Industry Consultants, Facility Managers, Architects, Commercial and Industrial Property Owners and Surveyors.
Our restorative cleaning services include commercial facade restoration, glass restoration, StopSol glazing restoration, graffiti removal, DOFF Steam cleaning for the restoration of stone and Heritage sites, and TORC Cleaning for the restoration of concrete, stone, marble and more.
What we do
Specialist restoration products and nationwide service
Our specialist techniques and products restore and protect commercial facades, enhancing company and property image by leaving a protected finish to an almost ‘as new’ condition and appearance.
Utilising advanced systems and certified skill, we achieve superior facade and surface restoration by using products that are eco-friendly, generally non-abrasive and non-hazardous to protect the surface layers once the work is complete.
Our restorative cleaning products remove dried-out polymers, leaving a protective silicon/wax layer without reducing the micron thickness of the substrates. This produces an excellent finish that is aesthetically pleasing.
Providing a cost-effective alternative, our restorative cleaning services reduce ongoing maintenance, restoration and refurbishment costs, whilst at the same time enhancing the image of company buildings.
We offer full technical and practical support and can arrange free site surveys and reports, subject to location. Each restoration project is individually assessed to ensure suitability and cost effectiveness for best results.
Our Restoration Services
Façade/Cladding Restoration
Commercial Glass Restoration
DOFF Steam Cleaning
Graffiti Removal
Concrete Removal
TORC Cleaning
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