TORC cleaning and masonry restoration · Bristol
The Stonehealth TORC system uses a low pressure vortex of air, water and fine inert granulate to remove paint, graffiti, carbon sulphation and biological soiling from stone, brick and masonry. We specify TORC when a gentle controlled abrasion is needed that DOFF steam alone cannot deliver. Managed by A Star and delivered by our Stonehealth Rosette approved specialist, under A Star RAMS. Delivered across Bristol and South West. Commercial decorating, frame restoration and facade cleaning across Bristol and the wider South West. Cabot Circus and Cribbs Causeway retail through to harbourside offices and the city's stock of painted render and stone. Much of it in conservation areas.
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Substrate identified, soiling type and depth assessed, trial patch to confirm TORC suitability, moisture content, previous treatment history, access and containment feasibility.
Granulate grade selected, vortex pressure and water ratio calibrated to the substrate, containment plan with negative air where dust control needs it, damp operation protocol, and the condition record scope.
Project RAMS covering COSHH for the inert granulate, exclusion zone radius, scaffold encapsulation, dust monitoring during works, noise assessment for neighbours, and traffic and pedestrian management on public highways.
Encapsulation and MEWP or scaffold setup with full containment. Damp TORC application in controlled passes, continuous substrate inspection to avoid over cleaning, spent granulate and soiling collected by filtered vacuum. On completion, containment removed and a final inspection held with the client or conservation officer.
Post clean report: granulate specification, pass count, before and after photographs, moisture readings, substrate condition record, maintenance guidance and retreatment interval where staining recurs.
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