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Ramora featured in the Express & Star

Ramora are pleased to have had a news article featured in the Good news for business section of the Express & Star... view article

Future Inns Residential Block Clean

Ramora have a long standing relationship with Future Inn's and when asked to look at... read more

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Monument and Historic Building Cleaning

Despite the use of cutting edge technology, when a job requires a delicate touch Ramora is still the company to call. Such is the versatility of this equipment that, when coupled with the experience of their operatives, Ramora has been able successfully to undertake a number of very important monument cleaning projects.

By adjusting the temperature and pressure to be used, Ramora can still remove the dirt and grime from delicate substrates such as sandstone and limestone.

Our technology has been accepted on properties owned and managed by English Heritage and has been accepted by planning officers responsible for Listed Buildings and façades.

This means that the grime of ages can now be removed safely from very valuable and unique national monuments and statues so that they are restored to their former glory.

Why not take a look at one of our case studies:-

• Queen Anne Building, Barnstable

If you would like to find out more please contact us.

Jewellery Quarter - Birmingham

Ramora were approached by Parade Civil Engineering, one of the framework contractors for Birmingham City Council, involved with the regeneration of the Jewellery Quarter, with respect to highways.

They had laid a granite set island using an innovative grouting mixture that holds the sets in place, even in a high traffic environment. The grout works in a way that it must be wet when worked, and although a good job was done, a film of grout was left over the granite sets... read more

"As always... a superb service. What a difference. I have my main boss visiting tomorrow and will of course show him the 'before and afters' Thanks again."

Richard Bowler,
Victoria Centre.