For most Kensington homes, every eight to twelve weeks keeps glass clear. Properties on busy roads such as Kensington High Street or Cromwell Road gather traffic grime faster, so four to six weeks often suits them, and shopfronts are usually cleaned weekly or fortnightly.

Yes. Our poles reach balcony glass, glazed porches, conservatory roofs and most skylights from the ground or a garden. Where glass can only be reached from a balcony or roof terrace, we’ll arrange access with you before the visit.

Yes, as standard. The brush cleans frames and sills along with the glass, and the pure-water rinse washes the dirt away. On painted timber sashes, this lifts the grime without chemicals that could dull or damage the paint.

Yes. We clean mansion blocks and converted houses for managing agents, freeholders and residents’ associations, often on a regular schedule. One booking covers all floors and elevations, and we agree access and timings with the porter or building manager.

Yes. Purified water contains no detergents, so the run-off won’t harm plants in window boxes, mark painted stucco or stain stone sills and steps. This matters on Kensington’s garden squares and stucco terraces, where frontages are kept in good order.

Most Kensington streets are covered by RBKC parking controls, and many mews and garden squares have no room for a van. Let us know about any visitor permits, off-street spaces or building rules when you book, and we’ll plan the visit around them.