Even heavily overgrown facades are possible – growth is removed root and all via rope access, before it damages joints and roof connections.
Ivy and similar climbing plants look attractive at first, but over time they penetrate joints, render cracks and roof connections – and can cause lasting damage there. Removal is carried out gently via rope access, root and all.
Yes, even heavily overgrown facades can be worked on via rope access. Growth is removed root and all, and the plant material disposed of properly.
No, removal is carried out gently. Damage to render or joints already caused by the growth becomes visible in the process and can then be repaired by a specialist tradesperson.
Since the growth is removed root and all, it typically does not resprout at the same spot. A new colonisation elsewhere is still possible via seed dispersal, so an occasional check makes sense.
The removed plant material is disposed of properly.
That depends on area and density of growth. More on the process is on the Pricing & Process page; I put together an exact quote after a short photo request.
A short inquiry with photos is enough for an initial assessment.