Cleaning of facades, monuments or statues
Laser stripping is a cutting-edge technology that is revolutionizing the cleaning and restoration of facades, historic monuments, statues and sculpted works.
Using an ultra-targeted light beam, this process gently removes pollution deposits, microorganisms, black crusts, atmospheric dirt, as well as traces left by time and the urban environment—all without damaging the original materials.
Particularly suited to a wide variety of substrates such as natural stone, brick, concrete, and marble, laser stripping stands out for its precision and ability to preserve the integrity of even the most fragile surfaces. It works effectively in complex areas: corners, hollows, sculpted reliefs, or fine ornamentation, where other methods may prove too aggressive or imprecise.
This method is fully in line with a sustainable approach to the conservation of built heritage. It provides a clean, uniform, and controlled finish, while minimizing the risk of physical or chemical deterioration of the materials.
It should be noted, however, that some highly porous or particularly absorbent surfaces may limit the effectiveness of laser treatment, particularly when contaminants are deeply embedded in the material. Furthermore, laser treatment is not effective on plant-based soiling such as lichen, whose biological structure does not react to the light beam.
In these situations, a preliminary analysis and test are essential to determine the best approach.
As each project is unique, we offer an upfront consultation to assess the feasibility of the procedure and guide you toward the solution best suited to your needs, while respecting your substrates and aesthetic requirements.
