We clean outside window glass where it can be reached safely, checking the building and the space around it before arranging the visit. Send wider photos of the building and windows so we can check their height and what surrounds them.
Your window cleaning
What we clean
Your visit
Cleaning
Outside window glass
Show the building and windows
What to tell us
Inside and outside window glass
Window Cleaning
Cleaning the glass inside your home
Windows and glazed doors in the rooms you choose
Inside glass
What we clean
Living-room windows
We clean inside glass around the living room, giving attention to fingerprints and ordinary dirt on the panes you want included with the visit.
Bedroom windows
We clean the inside bedroom panes that can be reached around your furniture. Clear loose belongings from the window area before the cleaner arrives.
Kitchen windows
We clean marks on kitchen window glass, including the panes above worktops where they can be reached. Point out any particular cooking splashes beforehand.
Bathroom windows
We clean the inside bathroom glass you list, taking care around the fittings and window coverings. The window clean is separate from cleaning the bathroom itself.
Hall and stair windows
We clean the hall or stair-window glass included after checking its position. Tell us the height so we can discuss how the pane can be reached.
Glazed doors
We clean the glass panels in doors you want included, such as entrance or patio doors. List the door and whether both sides need cleaning.
Window Cleaning
Outside windows around the building
We check how to reach the outside glass before cleaning
Where the glass is
What we do
Front windows
We clean ordinary dirt from the outside of the front windows booked for the visit. Frames and sills can be added when you ask for a quote.
Rear windows
We clean the rear glass facing your garden or yard, including the windows you want on that side. Inside glass can be included separately or with both sides.
Side windows
We clean the side windows after checking how they can be reached. Include these panes when listing the front, rear and other windows you want cleaned.
Upper-floor glass
We check the outside position before arranging upper-floor cleaning. Opening a window from indoors does not mean that its whole outside surface can be reached.
Glass above an extension
We look at the whole extension below the window before discussing cleaning. Show the roof and ground, not just the pane seen from inside the room.
Both inside and outside
We clean both sides where included and reachable. Tell us you want both so the quotation covers inside and outside glass, not only one face.
Window Cleaning
Frames, sills and surrounding details
Add these surfaces to the glass you want cleaned
Window detail
What to include
Frame surfaces
We clean reachable frame surfaces where included with the glass. Dust and everyday grime around the pane receive attention alongside the windows you have listed.
Inside sills
We clean the inside sills you include once loose belongings have been cleared. This leaves the sill available without moving ornaments or sorting personal possessions.
Outside sills
We can include reachable outside sills with the windows. Tell us which ones need attention so the glass and surrounding surfaces are clearly described together.
Painted frames
We take care around painted finishes when cleaning included frames. Point out flaking paint before the visit; cleaning does not repaint or repair the frame.
Door frames
List frame surfaces around glazed doors if you want them cleaned. A larger door opening can add more glass and surrounding trim than an ordinary window.
Films and coatings
Tell us about a film or special coating and share its care instructions. We check how that surface should be cleaned before treating it like plain glass.
Checking the panes, cleaning and looking over the glass
During the visit
What we do
Check the windows
We confirm the windows and the inside or outside surfaces included. Show any particular marks and point out damage or a window that does not open normally.
Check the space around them
We look at the room or outside space before cleaning. This makes clear which panes can be reached around furniture, gates or other things staying in place.
Clean the glass
We clean ordinary dirt, fingerprints and splashes from the glass, working on the inside, outside or both sides as booked. Particular marks can be pointed out before we start.
Clean included surrounding surfaces
We clean the frames and sills booked with your windows, taking care of their finish. Please clear loose belongings from inside sills before the cleaner arrives.
Look over the result
We look at the cleaned glass and discuss any mark that remains. Point out its position so we can talk about that pane rather than the windows generally.
Discuss any additional panes
Ask about extra glass panels or doors before the visit if possible. Send their size and position so we can explain the additional cleaning and price.
Window Cleaning
Window cleaning prices
Starting prices per property, with a £72 minimum booking
Property and sides
Starting price
What it means
Flat, one side
From £63 per property
Say whether you want inside or outside glass. One side does not mean only the front of the building.
Flat, both sides
From £83 per property
Describe the windows and their position so inside and outside cleaning can be discussed for the actual flat.
House, one side
From £63 per property
Choose inside or outside and list the windows. Mention larger glazed doors or other glass you also want included.
House, both sides
From £94 per property
Show the front and rear windows and any glass above another structure. Both sides means inside and outside surfaces.
Minimum booking
£72 per booking
The minimum applies even where the starting property price is lower. Ask for the total covering the windows you need.
Additional glass or difficult positions
Ask for a quote
Give the size, position and sides of extra panels. The complete price depends on the windows and how they can be reached.
Make the windows available without emptying your whole home
Before the visit
What to do
Clear loose belongings
Move ornaments, photographs and other loose objects from the agreed window area. Tell us what must stay so the cleaner can work around those belongings.
Open blinds or curtains
Explain how the window coverings open and mention anything fragile or broken. Taking down fitted blinds or cleaning curtain fabric is a separate task.
Discuss larger furniture
Tell us about a bed, sofa or desk close to the glass. Heavy furniture moving and disconnecting equipment should not be assumed part of window cleaning.
Provide the correct entrance
Give the postcode and house or flat number. Tell us who will open the door, plus any separate gate or room key needed for the windows.
Send helpful photographs
Send wider views showing the windows and their surroundings, with close-ups of marks. Outside height and ground space are easier to understand in a whole-building photograph.
Mention changes before the visit
Tell us about new scaffolding, building work or furniture that changes how the windows are reached. The cleaner needs the current picture of the home.
Window Cleaning
Other glass to mention when booking
These panels can add to the ordinary room windows
Glass or opening
What to tell us
Corner or multi-pane windows
Show the complete opening so the separate panes can be seen. One frame may contain several pieces of glass in different positions around the corner.
Extra inner glazing
Tell us about another glazing layer and any removable panels. Removing, storing and refitting panels must be discussed before being included with cleaning the exposed glass.
Conservatory or roof glass
Show the position, height and material before asking for this cleaning. It needs its own discussion rather than being assumed part of an ordinary window price.
Paint or adhesive marks
Show these marks before booking, with product details if known. They are different from everyday window dirt and may need separate attention and a confirmed price.
Window Cleaning
Marks and repairs that are different from dirt
A clear explanation of what window cleaning can change
What you see
What to know
Scratched glass
Cleaning can remove surface dirt but cannot polish away scratches or replace missing glass. Point out scratches beforehand so they are recognised as existing damage.
Condensation between panes
Moisture inside a sealed unit is not dirt on a reachable glass surface. Window cleaning does not open or replace that unit to remove internal condensation.
Worn paint or seals
Loose paint, damaged seals and broken handles need repair separately. Cleaning the glass and included frame surfaces does not renew the finish or mend the mechanism.
A window that stays blocked
A locked room or blocked outside section can stop a particular pane being reached. Keep that window separate from the glass that was available and cleaned.
A mark still visible
Tell us exactly where the mark is, with a current photo if possible. Its position helps distinguish surface dirt from damage or something between the panes.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Questions about window cleaning in Hampton
Your window cleaning questions
Question
Answer
Can curtains stay up during window cleaning?
Tell us whether they can be drawn clear of the glass. Taking curtains down or cleaning their fabric is separate work.
What if outside conditions change after I enquire?
Send updated photos and explain the change before the visit, so we can discuss the windows as they are now.
Do you need photos to quote for a roof window?
Send photos showing the roof window, its height and the structures around it before asking us to quote.
Should I tell you that a window will not open fully?
Yes. Tell us how far it opens and mention stiff or locked parts; they should not be forced for cleaning.
Can an old paint defect remain beside newly cleaned glass?
Yes. Washing the glass does not repair paint that was already damaged on the surrounding frame.
Hampton
Booking a clean in Hampton
Tell us what you need
Your cleaning
Details to send
Your home or business
Give us the full postcode in Hampton and the rooms or items you want cleaned. Include the flat number or entrance if there is more than one home in the building.
Photographs
A clear photograph of the room or item helps us understand what needs cleaning. Show us any marks, damage or parts you especially want us to look at.
When you need us
Tell us the day you have in mind and whether you are moving, expecting visitors or arranging cleaning around work. We will check availability before agreeing the visit.
