Window cleaning in Faversham

How pure water-fed pole cleaning works

Ordinary tap water contains minerals, and that's what leaves spots and streaks when it dries. Our system filters the water until it's pure, then feeds it through a lightweight telescopic pole to a soft brush. We scrub the glass and frames to loosen the dirt, then rinse everything off with pure water. Because there's nothing left in the water, the glass dries clear with no detergent residue.

We work from the ground, so for most homes there are no ladders against your walls and no one at your upstairs windows. The soft brush and pure water are gentle on older frames, which matters in a town with as many period homes as Faversham.

What we clean

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  Houses, bungalows and flats. Exterior window cleaning with our pure water-fed pole system for a streak-free finish.

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  Shops and business premises. Regular or one-off cleans for shop fronts, offices and other commercial premises around Faversham's town centre and beyond, arranged around your opening hours.

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  Conservatories. Roof panels, sides, frames and sills, cleaned with pure water so the conservatory feels light again.

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  Fascias and soffits. A gentle clean to lift dirt and green algae, ideal alongside your windows.

For driveways, patios and paths, see our pressure washing service.

How we work

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   Ask for a quote. Call 07399 065970 or use the quote form, and tell us your address and the type of property.

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   Regular or one-off. Book regular cleans or a one-off clean, e.g. after building work or before selling.

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   Cleaning day. We work Monday to Saturday, 08:00–18:30. We'll need access to all the windows, including through side gates and to the back.

What about rain? Light rain doesn't spoil a pure water clean. Rain spots usually come from dirt already on the glass, and clean glass sheds rain much more cleanly. In storms or high winds we'll rearrange your slot and let you know.

Areas we cover

We clean windows in Faversham and Davington and in villages within about five miles, including Ospringe, Oare, Painters Forstal, Goodnestone, Graveney, Luddenham, Norton, Sheldwich, Hernhill, Selling, Boughton under Blean, Throwley, Eastling, Conyer, Teynham, Dunkirk, Newnham and Lynsted.

If you're not sure whether you're in our area, send us your postcode. Places such as Whitstable, Canterbury, Herne Bay and Sittingbourne are outside our five-mile area.

Village pages

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  Ospringe: on Faversham's southern edge, along the A2

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  Oare: the creekside village just north-west of town

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  Boughton under Blean: on the old road to Canterbury, below Blean Woods

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  Selling: orchards, oasts and lanes south-east of Faversham

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  Sheldwich: on the A251 south of Faversham, in the Kent Downs

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  Teynham: along the A2 towards Sittingbourne, including Conyer

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  Lynsted: the conservation village just south of the A2

Frequently asked questions