Southport & Merseyside
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Streak-free windows, frames and sills using a pure-water, reach-and-wash system — reaching upstairs windows safely from the ground, no ladders leant against your house. Conservatory glazing included. Every quote is free.
Ordinary tap water is full of dissolved minerals, and when it dries on glass those minerals are what leave the spots and smears you are left wiping at. Pure-water cleaning removes all of that first. The water goes onto the glass completely pure, lifts the dirt, and then dries with nothing left behind — so the windows come up clear and streak-free, and stay cleaner for longer because there is no soapy residue for dust to stick to.
Serving Southport, Birkdale, Ainsdale, Formby, Crossens, Crosby, Bootle, Maghull, Ormskirk, Burscough, Hesketh Bank, Halsall, Eccleston and Windle — across Merseyside and West Lancashire.
We filter all the minerals out of the water before it touches the glass. Because there is nothing left in it to dry as spots or smears, the windows are left to dry naturally to a clear, streak-free finish — no detergent needed.
The water is fed up a lightweight pole with a brush on the end, so we clean upstairs windows from the safety of the ground. There are no ladders leant against your walls or gutters, which is safer for us and for your home.
Yes. The brush and pure water clean the frames and sills along with the glass, so the whole window comes up fresh, not just the panes.
A cloth or squeegee can leave fine smears and always misses the very edges. Pure water floods the whole pane and frame, then dries with nothing left behind — so the finish is cleaner and lasts longer.
Every four to eight weeks keeps them consistently clear for most homes. We can set up a regular visit or clean them as a one-off, whichever suits you.
Not happy? Don't pay us. Face-to-face appointments, fully insured, 5.0 Google rating.
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