Window Cleaning in Kingston

Why we use pure water

Pure water has had its minerals removed, so it dries without leaving spots or streaks and needs no soap. We feed it through a water-fed pole with a soft brush, which lets us clean upstairs windows from the ground without ladders against your frames.

We clean the frames and sills as we go, not just the glass. On request we also clean inside panes, conservatory roofs and roof lanterns, which are common on extended Victorian houses across Kingston.

Regular cleans or one-off visits

Some Kingston customers like their windows cleaned on a regular cycle, while others book a one-off clean before selling, after building work, or once the trees have finished dropping pollen and sap in early summer. Either is fine. We will suggest a sensible frequency based on where you live: homes on busy roads or near the river usually need more frequent cleans than a quiet, sheltered street.

For flats and maisonettes above shops in Kingston Old Town and along the main roads, access can be awkward, and upper windows are often hard to reach. Our water-fed poles reach a long way from the ground, and where they will not, we can look at using the cherry picker. We will check what is possible when we quote.

If you have a conservatory or roof lantern, it is worth cleaning it at least once a year. Algae and leaf debris on the glass cut the light and can block the gutters around it, which is a common problem under the trees in Coombe and on Kingston Hill. Frames and sills are wiped down as part of every clean, which keeps uPVC looking white and stops grime building up on older painted timber sashes.