Advanced window cleaning services in Burgess Hill

The window cleaning process we use in Burgess Hill, explained

The water-fed extension pole cleaning method that we use for cleaning exterior windows relies only on purified water as a cleaning agent. The water is kept in special tanks in the technician’s van, that is why access needs to be provided for the vehicle, within 30 m from the property.

• In the first step of the process, water is pumped from the water tank through the extension pole, all the way to the brush-head and then it is sprayed out on the window.
• In the second step, the glass panel gets a good brush, which, with the help of purified water, washes away all the dirt, dust, rain traces and any chemicals left from previous cleanings.
• The third step consists of rinsing the glass pane with purified water and leaving the window to dry naturally.

The same steps apply when washing the sills and frames (if PVC).

Why do we use purified water only? Because it is the best cleaning agent! Since purified water is deionized and clear from any impurities, it tends to wash perfectly all the dirt, minerals and chemicals it comes across. This is also the reason why air-drying of the windows is enough - purified water does not leave streaks or residues on the window. Another reason to use purified water is that it is totally eco-friendly.

The indoor window cleaning process goes in the traditional way, using the squeegee method. Your cleaning expert will use nature-friendly cleaning solutions and a ladder, when applicable.

These two methods are suitable for cleaning conservatory windows, French doors, sash windows, small and big bay windows, to name a few.

The Fantastic experts serve both private homes and businesses, homeowners, tenants and offices.

As the rate is per job, the final cost will depend on the number of windows you need to be cleaned. For a better deal, the window cleaning can be combined with another Fantastic service, such as facade jet washing or end of tenancy cleaning.