Reach and Wash up to 75ft high.

Window Cleaning using a water fed pole system which uses pure water and therefore leaves a streak free finish. The benefits of working with a water fed pole means that our staff work safely from ground level cleaning windows as high a 80 feet from the ground. This reduces noise and inconvenience and also protects the privacy of your employees.

The water we use to clean windows is purified via a filter system and therefore dries streak free without leaving any residue. Pure water is pumped up a telescopic pole to a brush which cleans the window. The window dries clear and streak free because there is no residue left behind. To further improve the cleaning performance, we heat the water which is far more effective in removing dirt and grime from your windows.

Traditional window cleaning is the classic, hands-on method of washing glass using a bucket of soapy water, a soft washer applicator, a hand-held squeegee, and drying cloths.

The Core Process

• Apply Solution: A mix of water and mild detergent is wiped onto the glass using a fluffy washer sleeve to loosen dirt and grease.

• Scrape and Squeegee: A professional rubber-bladed squeegee removes the dirty water in smooth, overlapping strokes. Stubborn marks are removed with a safe scraper or pad while wet.

• Detailing: A microfiber cloth or scrim is used to wipe down edges, frames, and sills so no drips or streaks remain.

Building cladding, facade, and sign cleaning is the professional maintenance process of washing and restoring a building's exterior surfaces to remove urban grime, pollution, algae, and weather stains.

Core Components

• Facade Cleaning: Washing the entire exterior face or front wall of a building—including brick, stone, render, and glass—to eliminate organic growth and environmental staining.

• Cladding Cleaning: Maintaining non-structural outer panels (such as metal, composite, PVC, or timber) attached to the building frame to protect against decay and weather damage.

• Sign Cleaning: Restoring business branding, vinyl fascias, acrylic faces, and illuminated signs so they remain bright, clear, and professional.

A mobile powered access platform, or mobile elevating work platform (MEWP), is a mechanical device used to provide safe temporary access for people and equipment to high-up, hard-to-reach areas during commercial cleaning.

Common Types of MEWPs for Cleaning

• Scissor lifts: Provide a stable vertical platform ideal for flat walls, ceilings, and indoor maintenance.

• Boom lifts (articulated/knuckle or telescopic): Offer horizontal outreach and up-and-over capabilities to clear architectural obstacles or gutters.

• Truck-mounted or spider platforms: Designed for specialised high-reach facade and window washing on large commercial structures.

Key Cleaning Applications

• Window washing: Reaching multi-story glass panels safely where traditional pole or cradle systems are limited.

• Facade and cladding cleaning: Removing dirt, pollution, and mold from exterior walls using integrated water or air lines.

• Gutter and roof maintenance: Clearing debris from high-level drainage systems.

Pressure washing uses a high-pressure water machine to blast away dirt, mold, and grime, while flat surface cleaning uses a specialised disc attachment with spinning nozzles to clean large areas quickly and evenly without leaving streaks.

Window cleaning by abseiling is a highly complex process that can only be carried out by window cleaners that are not only fully qualified and insured but also have a strong head for heights.

Rope access techniques were developed from climbing and caving. With the ability to descend, ascend, and change from one rope to another, we are able to clean even the most inaccessible windows that would haveotherwise have been left dirty