How commercial window cleaning works
Most external glass is cleaned with a water-fed pole system. Mains water is filtered to remove minerals, then pumped through a soft brush on a carbon-fibre pole. The pure water lifts dirt and dries without spotting, and frames and sills get cleaned at the same time.
Because the cleaner stays on the ground, there's no working at height. It's safer, faster and doesn't need a permit for ladders on busy pavements in the city centre.
Scheduled rounds
Most commercial clients go on a regular round: weekly for shopfronts, monthly for office buildings. You're invoiced after each clean, and we let you know if weather pushes a visit back.
Windows and cleaning on one contract
If we already do your office cleaning or contract cleaning, windows can go on the same monthly invoice, with internal glass done by your regular cleaners and external glass by the window team.
Frequently asked questions
How often should commercial windows be cleaned?
Shopfronts and ground-floor entrances usually need cleaning every week or fortnight. Upper-floor office windows are typically done every four to eight weeks, and less often in winter.
What is water-fed pole cleaning?
Water-fed poles use purified water pushed through a brush on a telescopic pole. Pure water dries without leaving spots, so there's no need for ladders or detergent, and it reaches up to about four storeys safely from the ground.
Can you clean windows above four storeys?
Glazing above about 20 metres needs rope access or a cherry picker. We can arrange this as a separately quoted job.
