St Albans mixes centuries of glazing on the same street. Around Clarence Park you find bay-fronted Victorian villas with timber sash windows. The conservation core near Fishpool Street holds Georgian frames and leaded glass. Newer estates on the edge of town add uPVC casements and conservatory roofs. Each of these glazing types needs a slightly different cleaning approach.
For exterior glass, the technician works with purified water fed through a telescopic pole. The water lifts dirt from the frame and glass, then rinses clear so it dries without spotting. This reach-and-wash approach cleans many upper floors safely from the ground, up to around the fourth floor. Interior panes are cleaned by hand with a squeegee and a low-residue solution.
On conservatories with wooden frames, we clean the panes only, since pressure on aged timber can cause damage. Every cleaner is background-checked and insured, and the price you see online is the price you pay. If a finish falls short, we return and put it right at no cost.
- Reaches up to the fourth floor without ladders, using a water-fed pole
- Cleans sash, bay, casement, and tilt-and-turn windows
- Wooden-framed conservatories cleaned pane-only to protect the timber
- Free re-clean if the result is not right
- Gutter clearing available on the same visit
