Exterior cleaning in Somerset

Window Cleaning

Streak-free window cleaning using a pure water-fed pole system.

Streak-free glass sliding doors reflecting a garden after cleaning

About Window Cleaning

A clean set of windows makes more difference to a property than almost anything else, and it's the service most of our customers come back to us for every four weeks. We use a pure, deionised water-fed pole system, which means no chemicals, no ladders, and a genuinely spot-free finish that lasts. This service also covers conservatory roofs, bringing back the light that built-up dirt and algae can block out over time. Whether you're after a one-off clean or a regular visit, we'll get your windows looking their best and keep them that way.

What's included

Spot-free, streak-free finish
No ladders, no mess
Includes conservatory roof cleaning
Available as a one-off or regular service
Homes and small businesses

Recent work

A look at window cleaning results from around Somerset.

Full-height feature window on a stone barn cleaned to a streak-free finish

Large gable windows cleaned with a water-fed pole system on a brick home

Interior of a pool enclosure with a freshly cleaned glazed roof

Curved glazed pool enclosure roof cleaned to a bright finish at dusk

Long curved glazed enclosure roof cleaned clear against a blue sky

Frequently asked questions

What is a pure water-fed pole system?

It cleans windows using purified, deionised water fed up a lightweight pole. The water dries without leaving spots or streaks, so there is no need for chemicals or ladders and the finish lasts longer than traditional cleaning.

Do you clean conservatory roofs?

Yes. Conservatory roof cleaning is part of our window cleaning service. We remove the algae and grime that build up over time and block out natural light.

Can I have a one-off clean rather than a regular visit?

Absolutely. Most of our customers are on a regular four-weekly clean, but we are happy to carry out one-off cleans too. One-off jobs are priced a little higher as they usually need more work to bring windows back up to standard.