Pure water is not just spraying glass

The brush agitates dirt from the glass, frames, vents and sills. The purified water then rinses everything away and dries clear because it contains no minerals.

Regular cleans stay easier

After the first deep clean, regular 4, 6 or 8-weekly visits stop dirt building back up and keep the frames looking better.

Why do my windows still look streaky after I clean them?

Streaks are often left by cleaning-product residue, a dirty cloth or blade, mineral-heavy tap water, or the glass drying too quickly in direct sun. Dan uses a brush to loosen the dirt and purified water to rinse the glass. Because the water contains no minerals, it can be left to dry clear without somebody polishing every pane with a cloth.

If a window still looks marked after it dries, the cause may be dirt left around the frame, seals or vents running back onto the glass. That is why a proper clean covers more than the middle of the pane.

Why does cleaning my own windows take so long?

A full clean is not just a quick wipe over the glass. Moving equipment, reaching upper panes, loosening old dirt and cleaning the frames, vents, sills and doors all take time. Household tools also make it easy to repeat a pane when it dries with marks. A professional setup makes the job quicker, safer and more consistent.

First cleans take the longest because built-up dirt needs extra brush work and rinsing. Once the home is maintained regularly, each visit is normally much quicker.

Why are tracks, grids and awkward windows difficult?

Tracks and small corners collect packed dust, insects and old residue, while grids create many extra edges to detail. High or awkward windows also turn a simple job into an access problem. Dan can clean tracks when they are specifically quoted and can reach most upper windows safely from the ground with a water-fed pole.

Send close-up photos of tracks and wider photos showing any awkward access. Dan can then explain what is included, what needs extra time and what can be reached safely before you book.

Is professional window cleaning worth it?

It is usually worth considering when cleaning the windows costs you hours, awkward upper panes are difficult to reach, or the finished glass still looks streaky. Dan handles the outside glass, frames, sills and doors with the proper equipment. You can book a one-off clean first, so there is no need to commit to a regular schedule before you know it is useful to you.

The real value is not only cleaner glass. It is getting the whole outside job done safely and consistently without losing a day to it.