For best results, we recommend a monthly subscription, but we also offer a bi-monthly and quarterly visit. Anything less often than that will be considered a one off clean and thus, will incur an extra deep cleaning charge.

Yes, on every visit we clean the glass, frames, sills & doors. Please note. There is always a chance of water and particles of dirt running out from the gap between the window and the sill after the technician has left your property. This doesn't mean the technician hasn't cleaned your sills. Over time the dirt trapped between the window and the sill will be washed out and such occurrences will disappear.

This is a great example where quality and quantity are not at all connected. How long a property takes is dependant on the size, how often it's cleaned and the method of cleaning. First time cleans often take twice as long as what might be considered a 'maintenance clean', as part of a regular monthly service. Ultimately the measure of a successful job is simple: the result at the end.

If your door is an original wooden door with no threshold or weather strip at the bottom we will wipe down your door with a damp microfibre cloth. We do this so pure water doesn't run under your door. If your door is in poor repair we may not clean it all all.

We use pure filtered and deionised water to clean your windows. This involves the use of a carbon fibre telescopic pole, a soft brush and 100% pure water which we have filtered through a five stage filtration process. We remove the dirt from your windows with a purpose made window cleaning brush then rinse the glass. The pure water is left on the windows to dry naturally. Once dried off, there are no water marks left on the glass.

Yes we do. Please note that conservatory roofs are booked as separate jobs and not included in the standard window cleaning service. Although the roof may be made of glass, it is not classed as a "window", but rather a "roof". Most customers have this done once or twice a year, but you can choose the desired frequency.

The short answer is yes! Gone are the days when window cleaners were foiled by a light drizzle. Modern window cleaning (using pure water) is effective in almost all weathers. Rain water is almost pure, so it does not affect the results.

We use the pure water method which is done from the ground, with no need for ladders. This is the preferred way to clean for the safety of the window cleaner and the peace of mind of the property owner. We still carry ladders for difficult to reach locations, but again, the vast majority of our work if not all of it is completed from the ground.

Your windows, frames and sills should be sparkling clean. If your last window cleaner used soapy water and a cloth to clean your windows or your windows haven't been cleaned for a long time you might notice a few spots or watermarks when the water has dried. This is totally normal, the pure water draws out left over soap residue and dirt from the frames. After the second clean your windows should be sparkling clean. Please note. There might always be one or two water spots left on the glass, but this is the trade off between quality and safety.

Yes. We request cash or card payments on the day. If you are not going to be in, advance payment is required.

Unfortunately not, our pure water cleaning system uses a soft brush to remove everyday dirt. It is not designed to remove cement, mortar, paint or silicone.

Yes we do. Please note that conservatory roofs are booked as separate jobs and not included in the standard window cleaning service. Although the roof may be made of glass, it is not classed as a "window", but rather a "roof". Most customers have this done once or twice a year, but you can choose the desired frequency.