Window Cleaning in Camden

Most homes book every four to eight weeks. Every four weeks suits houses on busy roads, where traffic grime builds up quickly, and shopfronts that need to look good every day. Quieter residential streets can usually go eight weeks between visits. We’ll suggest a frequency once we’ve seen the property, and you can change it at any time.

Yes. The water-fed brush cleans frames and sills in the same pass as the glass, so the whole window is rinsed clean rather than just the panes. Conservatory glass, glass roofs and skylights can be added to any visit; just mention them when you book so we allow the time.

Yes. Inside cleaning is done by hand with traditional methods and needs someone at home to let us in. Many customers book it a few times a year alongside their regular outside clean, often in spring and before the winter, when low sun shows every mark on the glass.

Yes. We clean whole blocks and converted houses on behalf of managing agents, freeholders and residents’ associations, covering the front, rear and communal windows in one visit. Every flat gets the same clean, top floor included, and we can invoice the building rather than individual residents.

Yes. Parts of Hampstead and Belsize Park sit on steep hills, and many houses have rear windows high above a garden that slopes away from the house. Ladders are unsafe on ground like that, so we work from the most level footing available and extend the water-fed pole instead, reaching up to six floors without leaning anything against the building.

Most Camden streets are inside a controlled parking zone, and spaces are scarce around Camden Town, King’s Cross and Hampstead Village. Our pure-water systems are compact, so we can usually park within reach of the property. Where that isn’t possible, we’ll ask about a visitor permit when you book, or plan the visit for a time when restrictions are lighter.