In the picture, the part being cleaned is often called the soffit and the vertical board above it is often called the bargeboard at the end of the roof, where it rises to the apex. The term fascia apparently relates to the vertical board along the sides of the roof where the gutter is attached, but I have seen a number of websites referring to all of these parts as fascias or fascia boards, as a collective term.
Keralit is a brand name for plastic facade cladding. Often the cladding is made of high-quality PVC. Keralit is durable, weather-resistant, colorfast, environmentally friendly and easy to maintain. The material is available in a variety of styles and is suitable for both residential and commercial buildings. It is a popular alternative to facade cladding and fascias made of wood. Perhaps your home also features Keralit.
Keralit is low-maintenance, but not maintenance-free. Cleaning Keralit, for example through Keralit cladding maintenance, reduces the chance of deterioration of the material. Cleaning Keralit with a telescopic pole at least once a year is therefore recommended.
Cleaning Keralit prevents the development of unsightly stains, mold and algae, and ensures a longer life. It also allows the material to better retain its color and luster. Cleaning Keralit with a telescopic pole is easy to do yourself and helps give your facade cladding a fresh look. This makes your home look more attractive overall.
Keralit facade cladding can be located high up. Working from the ground is a lot safer than working from a ladder or from a window. Safe Keralit cleaning is possible thanks to a telescopic pole with wash brush. Here, choose our Aluminum, Carbon Fiber or 3K Full Carbon telescopic poles. So you can clean Keralit safely, easily and efficiently.
Using a telescopic pole from High-clean.com makes it easy to clean your Keralit yourself. There is no need to hire a cleaner to do this, which saves you money right away. You can work more safely than ever because you can perform this task from ground level. This takes less effort and you can do the job faster.
In just a few steps, you can clean your Keralit. First, start by rinsing the facade with water. This will wash the loose dirt from the Keralit facade cladding. Next, use our effective and innovative telescopic pole to clean the facade cladding. The water supply runs through the pole. So you can supply water to the brush from ground level.
Clean thoroughly and then check if all the dirt is gone. If not, clean the Keralit again. After this, rinse your facade again with water.
Using a telescopic pole from High-clean.com makes it easy to clean your Keralit yourself. There is no need to hire a cleaner to do this, which saves you money right away. You can work more safely than ever because you can perform this task from ground level. This takes less effort and you can do the job faster.
In just a few steps, you can clean your Keralit. First, start by rinsing the facade with water. This will wash the loose dirt from the Keralit facade cladding. Next, use our effective and innovative telescopic pole to clean the facade cladding. The water supply runs through the pole. So you can supply water to the brush from ground level.
Clean thoroughly and then check if all the dirt is gone. If not, clean the Keralit again. After this, rinse your facade again with water.
Our telescopic poles are the best tool for cleaning Keralit. Cleaning Keralit with a telescopic pole is safer, easier and more efficient. From now on, you can perform your Keralit facade cladding maintenance yourself. For an extra clean end result, use our Super All-round Cleaner. This helps remove such things as bird droppings and green deposits. Avoid using abrasives to prevent damage to your Keralit. Cleaning Keralit? Order what you need at High-clean.com now.
