Clear windows and shutters that get their colour back
Glazed surfaces and what protects them, for homes and shops alike, within reach from the ground.
What we do, and where we stop
We work on whatever can be reached from the ground, a balcony, a terrace or a stepladder: windows and French windows, sliding patio doors, ground-floor shop fronts, ground-level conservatories, shutters, blinds and railings. Glass facades on buildings, roof glazing and anything that requires a cherry picker, scaffolding or rope access are outside our services: we'd rather tell you before we come.
Within that scope, we take time over what makes the difference: frames, seals, tracks where dust builds up, the corners a squeegee can't reach. A clean window with a dirty track gets dirty again the first time it's opened.
Windows and shutters: your questions
How many times a year should windows be cleaned?
For a house, once a season is often enough, more often near a busy road or a building site. A shop front needs doing much more frequently, sometimes weekly: it's the first thing customers see.
Can you do the windows and shutters on the same day?
Yes, and it's actually the logical order: shutters and railings first, since their rinse water splashes, then the windows.
Do you clean windows in an upper-floor flat?
Yes, for everything that opens or can be cleaned from inside, a balcony or a terrace. The outside of a fixed pane on an upper floor, which can't be reached without working-at-height equipment, is excluded.
Windows or shutters that need doing?
Tell us how many windows, patio doors or shutters, and on which floor: the quote is free.