For the majority of our work we use a pure water fed pole system. De-ionized water will absorb particles of dirt on the glass and dry clear.

If you’ve had a bad experience from a window cleaner using this method before, it is almost certainly because it was simply not done correctly. Sometimes you may notice faint drip marks on the first clean but this should be minimal and will improve as long as the windows are cleaned on a regular basis.

Using this method we can access even difficult to reach windows safely from the ground. For internal window cleaning or wherever else necessary we use a traditional method of applicator mop and squeegee blade.

For best results we recommend having your windows cleaned every 6 weeks. However some customers prefer monthly, 2 monthly, 12 weekly or quarterly cleans. We are happy to come as often as you request, although our quoted prices are subject to fitting you in with a round that is nearest to you. We no longer cover Southampton City Council addresses for regular residential window cleaning but can provide one off cleans here when requested.
Payment
You can pay by bank transfer to our account or cash/cheque on the day. Customers who cannot be home when we arrive often inform us of a safe place where they have left payment (under plant pot by back door for example). Alternatively we will send a text or post a slip with our account details so you can make a bank transfer, or you can post a cheque to our address. If you need a VAT invoice for your business, just let us know.
Bad weather
A small amount of rain doesn’t stop us from cleaning windows. Rain water itself is actually very pure and will only spot on glass that is already dirty. Heavy wind and rain can obviously splash dirty water on the windows but this is the UK so if it doesn’t rain today, then it probably will tomorrow!

Our prices include all frames, panes, sills and doors.