FORT Facility Kft. - Surface cleaning, cleaning

Building structure cleaning is a specialist industrial and facility cleaning service for production halls, warehouses, industrial sites, operational areas and the internal or external structural elements of larger buildings. The aim of the service is to clean structural surfaces that are not covered, or only partially covered, by routine daily cleaning, leaving them cleaner, more organised and easier to maintain.

We work on metal, glass and plastic surfaces, structural supports, floors, cladding, industrial hall structures and hard-to-reach building elements. The working method is always selected according to the material, height and accessibility of the surface, the level and type of contamination, and the operating conditions at the site.

Depending on the customer’s requirements, we use industrial dust removal, chemical cleaning and abrasive blasting. When selecting the appropriate technology, we consider whether the contamination consists of simple dust deposits, industrial residues, oil or grease contamination, or more firmly bonded surface deposits.

For high-level, complex or hard-to-reach structural elements, cleaning can also be carried out using scaffolding, aerial work platforms or industrial rope access. The work is always adapted to the operation of the building, site safety requirements and facility-management needs.

Which surfaces do we clean?

• Industrial hall structures

• Structural supports

• Metal structural elements

• Glass surfaces and glass cladding

• Plastic cladding

• Floor surfaces

• Industrial flooring and coverings

• Internal structural elements of production halls

• Structural surfaces in warehouses

• External and internal surfaces at industrial sites

• High-level structural elements

• Hard-to-reach structural surfaces

Which cleaning technologies do we use?

• Industrial dust removal

• Dust removal supported by dust extraction

• Chemical cleaning

• Abrasive blasting

• Manual and mechanical cleaning methods

• High-level cleaning from scaffolding

• Building structure cleaning using aerial work platforms

• Cleaning using industrial rope access

• Specialist cleaning solutions adapted to the task

Where do we provide building structure cleaning?

• Office buildings

• Production halls

• Factories

• Printing plants

• Cold-storage facilities

• Listed and heritage buildings

• Building-services equipment and associated components

• Churches

• Apartment buildings

• Hotels and guesthouses

• Commercial kitchens, bakeries and pastry shops

• Restaurants, cafés and hospitality venues

• Sports facilities and gyms

• Swimming pools

• Museums and galleries

• Theatres, cultural institutions and event centres

• Shopping centres

• Warehouses and logistics centres

• Schools, universities and educational facilities

• Community spaces

• Public administration buildings

• Railway stations and airports

• Other industrial, institutional and facility-management environments

What types of contamination do we remove?

• Dust

• Industrial dust

• Accumulated surface contamination

• Oil and grease contamination

• Environmental deposits

• Contamination generated by production or operational processes

• Deposits accumulated on industrial hall structures

• Deposits on flooring and cladding

• Contamination accumulated on hard-to-reach structural surfaces

Why do we recommend building structure cleaning?

• Suitable for both internal and external structural surfaces

• Effective for production halls, warehouses and industrial sites

• Applicable to metal, glass and plastic surfaces

• Dust removal, chemical cleaning and abrasive blasting are available

• Suitable for high-level and hard-to-reach surfaces

• Can be carried out using scaffolding, aerial work platforms or industrial rope access

• Supports facility-management and maintenance activities

• The working method is adapted to the surface, contamination and site conditions

• Available throughout Budapest and across Hungary

When is building structure cleaning recommended?

• for the periodic cleaning of production halls and warehouses

• for the periodic cleaning of internal and external structural surfaces at industrial sites

• for removing accumulated dust and contamination from industrial hall structures

• before maintenance, refurbishment or handover

• for the occasional cleaning of high-level structural elements

• when routine daily cleaning does not reach the affected surfaces

• when the condition of the surfaces is beginning to affect the overall appearance of the building or workplace, or may present a health-related concern

Frequently Asked Questions

What preparation is required before building structure cleaning?

Before work begins, we assess the structural elements to be cleaned, including the material, height and accessibility of the surface and the type of contamination. Safe access to the work area, clarification of operational conditions, and determining whether scaffolding, an aerial work platform or industrial rope access is required are all important parts of the preparation.

How are high-level industrial halls cleaned?

In industrial halls with high ceilings, we use an access method adapted to the site. This may include an aerial work platform, scaffolding or industrial rope access. When selecting the method, we consider floor load capacity, the position of machinery, traffic routes and overall work-area safety.

When are aerial work platforms or industrial rope access required?

They may be required when structural elements are located at height, are difficult to access, or cannot be cleaned safely using conventional access methods. The appropriate solution depends on the building layout, ceiling height and location of the surfaces to be cleaned.

Can the work be carried out in stages around ongoing operations?

Yes. At many industrial and institutional sites, cleaning can be organised in stages and coordinated with operating hours or work schedules. This can help reduce downtime and allow cleaning to be carried out without unnecessarily disrupting daily operations.

What determines whether dust removal, chemical cleaning or abrasive blasting is required?

The type of contamination determines the appropriate technology. For simple dust deposits, dust removal may be sufficient. Oil or grease contamination may require chemical cleaning, while more strongly bonded layers or surfaces requiring preparation may call for abrasive blasting.

Choosing the right industrial cleaning technology can result in significant time and cost savings.

For more than 35 years, we have been helping our clients select the most effective cleaning and surface cleaning solutions throughout Budapest and across Hungary.

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