Cleaning a 2,500 m² Roof at the Bartlhof Stud in Austria
This roof-cleaning case shows how DYNAJET systems can restore a large clay-tile roof efficiently and with minimal disruption. Read how a professional setup helped complete the work economically and in a practical time frame.

Roof cleaning with DYNAJET for large tile surfaces
Weathered roofs need more than a cosmetic clean. For operators of stud farms, commercial properties and similar sites, roof cleaning is often a matter of presentation, maintenance and protecting the usable condition of the building. This DYNAJET application shows how a large clay-tile roof can be handled with a professional high-pressure cleaning setup when the work has to be done thoroughly and without unnecessary downtime.
In Neuhofen im Innkreis, the Schmidt company cleaned the roughly 2,500 m² roof of the Bartlhof stud with the DYNAJET 500th trailer and the DYNAJET Roof Cleaner DRS 500. The combination of mobile cold- and hot-water high-pressure cleaning and a dedicated roof-cleaning system made it possible to work across the full area in an organised and efficient way. At 50°C and 400 bar, the roof could be cleaned extensively while everyday operations continued.
This example is relevant for professional users who need reliable results on larger roof areas and want to keep the process economical. The right equipment helps maintain control over the cleaning pattern, working speed and overall effort. That matters especially when the surface is weathered and the project requires careful handling rather than improvised manual cleaning.
For companies planning similar work, the key takeaway is clear: roof cleaning becomes more practical when the machine, accessory and application are matched to the task. A mobile system and a purpose-built roof cleaner can support consistent results, better planning and efficient use of working time.
Efficient cleaning of weathered clay-tile roofs
The DYNAJET roof-cleaning solution supports even cleaning on large clay-tile surfaces, helping professionals work systematically and maintain a controlled result.

A practical setup for ongoing site operations
With mobile equipment and targeted pressure cleaning, roof work can be completed while normal operations continue, reducing disruption on site.
