Sunlit garden seen through a spotless casement window with sheer curtains
Rainwater window cleaning · Since 1985

Softer water. Cleaner glass. Forty years of proof.

Rain is the softest water there is, so we built a business on it. Collected at our depot, purified through three stages of filtration, and worked over your windows until they dry without a mark. That's been the Raincom method across the Cotswolds and Shropshire since 1985.

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At a glance Family-run since 1985 100% harvested rainwater Nothing subcontracted Fully insured & DBS checked Cotswolds to the Welsh border
The method

What the clouds start, we finish.

Most window cleaners fill up from the tap. We never have. Tap water carries dissolved minerals that dry into the streaks and spots you recognise; rain doesn't. Our whole system is built around keeping it that way.

Step 1

Caught

Rainwater is collected and stored at our depot. It lands soft, with none of the limescale-forming minerals mains water picks up underground.

Step 2

Cleaned

Sediment, carbon and de-ionising filters take out anything that could dry to a mark, leaving water that's effectively pure.

Step 3

Carried up

A telescopic carbon-fibre pole and soft brush take it as high as the fourth storey, straight from the ground. No ladders. No scaffold. No noise.

Raincom operative cleaning high glazing at Aldi in Swindon
For businesses

Contracts that outlast the buildings.

Our first commercial round started in the early days and some of it is still running. Aldi's Swindon store has trusted us with its glass, inside and out, for over twenty-five years. When a contract lasts that long, it's rarely about the price. It's about never having to think about your windows again.

Shops, offices, hotels, schools, letting agents, country estates: we build each round to fit the building, agree the schedule, and then simply keep it. Multi-site portfolios get one invoice and one number to call.

  • Names on the round have included Aldi, The White Company, House of Fraser, Knight Frank, Savills and Barnsley House Hotel
  • Weekly, monthly or quarterly visits to suit
  • RAMS and method statements on request
Commercial cleaning
For homes

The window cleaner your neighbours already use.

A fifth of our week belongs to houses: stone cottages, market-town terraces, farmhouses and new builds. Choose a visit every 4, 8 or 12 weeks and we'll fold you into the local round, then turn up on the day, every time.

Frames, sills and doors are wiped down as part of the job, not as an extra. Old and delicate glass gets a gentle traditional clean; everything else gets the pure-water pole. Pay however suits: cash, card, transfer or standing order.

Domestic cleaning
White sash window set in a Cotswold stone wall
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Storeys reached from the ground
Straight from the round

Recent jobs, real photos.

No stock imagery here. These are our poles, our water and our customers' buildings, photographed by us on the job.

Water-fed pole cleaning The White Company shopfront in Cirencester
The White Company, Cirencester Shopfront glass, frames, sign and fascia. Kerb appeal is the whole point on a street like this. Shopfront
Water-fed pole against the timber-framed Castle Lodge in Ludlow
Castle Lodge, Ludlow Centuries-old leaded glass, cleaned with nothing but soft brushes and purified rainwater. Heritage
Gutter vacuum pole reaching the roofline of a tall stone building in Cirencester
High gutters, Cirencester Forty feet up, cleared from the pavement. Moss and pigeon debris out, water flowing again. Gutters

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Good to know

The questions everyone asks.

Do I need to be in when you come?

No. Everything happens outside, from the ground. Most domestic customers just leave a gate unlocked on the day, and commercial visits are timed around your opening hours.

How do you reach upstairs windows without ladders?

The purified water travels up a telescopic carbon-fibre pole to a soft brush head, which reaches the fourth storey comfortably from the ground. It's safer than ladders, kinder to your walls and flower beds, and surprisingly quiet.

Why does the glass dry without streaks?

Streaks are minerals left behind when ordinary water evaporates. Our rainwater is triple filtered and de-ionised, so there's nothing dissolved in it. Nothing in the water means nothing on the glass.

Will anything harm my plants or pets?

No. There are no detergents or chemicals at any stage, just purified rain. What runs off your windows is cleaner than what fell on the garden that morning.

What does it cost?

Every building is different, so we quote in person and stand by the number. Tell us where the property is and we'll come out for a look, with no obligation either way. Most quotes come back the same working day.

Where the vans go

One patch: the Cotswolds to the Welsh border.

The rounds run through the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Shropshire and over the border into Powys. These are some of our regular stops.

Cirencester

Shopfronts, offices and the high stone terraces around the market place

Cheltenham

Regency glazing, sash windows and office buildings

Stow-on-the-Wold

Cottages, galleries and hotel frontages

Swindon

Long-running commercial contracts, inside and out

Ludlow

Timber-framed and listed buildings that need a careful touch

Shrewsbury

Town-centre premises and homes across the suburbs

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Three ways to get a quote.

Ring us, email us, or send the form. Either way, a real person reads it, comes out to see the building, and puts a fair number on it. Usually the same working day.

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We reply within one working day, and we don't do hard sells.

The rain's already done half the job.

Let us finish it. One phone call puts your building on a round that's been running since 1985.

Call 01547 529033