Domestic

A window cleaner worth keeping.

Finding a window cleaner is easy. Finding one who still shows up in February, closes the gate behind them and gets the frames as clean as the glass takes longer. Ask the households who've kept our number since the eighties.

Freshly cleaned white sash window in a Cotswold stone wall

Here's how it works. You pick a rhythm, every 4, 8 or 12 weeks, and your house joins the local round. From then on the visits arrive like clockwork; you don't need to be in, and you don't need to remember we're coming. Gate unlocked is all we ask.

Each visit covers the glass, the frames, the sills and the doors. That's the standard clean, not the deluxe version. The pure-water pole does most houses beautifully and never leans anything against your walls; where a property has older or more delicate glazing, we slow down and clean it traditionally by hand. Leaded lights, listed cottages and wobbly Victorian glass are all familiar territory, and greenhouses and conservatory roofs are happily included.

Moving house, post-renovation, or just want one big spring clean? One-off visits are welcome, no round membership required.

Join the Round
Pick your rhythm

Three frequencies, one standard.

Every 4 weeks

For homes on busy roads, under trees, or anywhere the weather works hardest. Always immaculate.

Every 8 weeks

The most popular slot. Glass never gets a chance to look tired, and the price per year stays sensible.

Every 12 weeks

A seasonal refresh for sheltered spots and second homes. Four proper cleans a year.

Your neighbours' windows might already be ours.

Mention your village or street when you get in touch; if a round already passes your door, joining it costs less than you'd think.

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