Glass facades shape the first impression of a building. Scratches, water streaks, limescale marks, dull spots or traces of construction and cleaning can quickly make facades appear unkempt – especially in the sun and large areas of glazing.
ShineGlass treats visible damage to glass facades on site. This means that large glass surfaces can appear clearer, cleaner and of higher quality again without having to immediately think about completely replacing individual elements.
Facade glass is permanently exposed to weather, cleaning, dust, construction work and environmental influences. This creates water stains, limescale marks, scratches, hazes, dull spots and deposits that make the entire building appear older or less well-maintained. Replacement is expensive and logistically complex, especially with large glass surfaces. ShineGlass starts where visible surface damage disturbs the impression and the glass surface should be preserved.
Well-maintained glass facades strengthen the impression of quality, cleanliness and professionalism.
Processing on site avoids unnecessary replacement, delivery times and assembly effort.
Glass surfaces can be treated in sections and to suit the property.
In the case of superficial damage, glass treatment is often more economical than new facade elements.
Before we start, we check the type of glass, location and depth of damage so that it is clear whether polishing, cleaning, sealing or replacement is the most sensible solution.
Facade glass is permanently exposed to weather, cleaning, dust, construction work and environmental influences. This results in water stains, limescale marks, scratches, hazes, dull spots and deposits that make the entire building appear older or less well-maintained.
Replacement is expensive and logistically complex, especially with large glass surfaces. ShineGlass starts where visible surface damage disturbs the impression and the glass surface should be preserved.
Residues from rain, facade water and drying.
Mineral deposits on exterior and facade glass.
Visible lines due to cleaning, construction work or use.
Opacification that makes glass facades appear dull.
Areas with less clarity and less high-quality effect.
Residues after facade work, assembly or renovation.
Traces caused by unsuitable products, blades or pads.
Deposits caused by rain, dust, pollen and environmental influences.
