Three adjoining townhouses on Draper Street, McKinnon, with rendered walls that had lost their original colour under years of surface growth and airborne grime. The render was washed back to an even tone across all three facades, including the high and awkward sections reached with telescopic poles.

The rendered walls had darkened unevenly, and from the street the three townhouses no longer read as the same colour. Render is porous, so grime and biological growth settle into the texture rather than sitting on top of it, and shaded or sheltered elevations stay damp long enough for that growth to keep spreading. Left alone it holds moisture against the surface and the staining becomes harder to lift with each season.
Cleaning was done from the ground using telescopic poles, so the full height of the render could be reached without ladders or scaffold on a tight townhouse frontage. Render will not take aggressive pressure without marking, so the approach relied on controlled washing across whole panels rather than concentrated blasting, which keeps the finish intact and avoids the streaking that shows up once the wall dries.
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