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Flats and maisonettes

Window cleaning for flats and maisonettes

We can often clean lower floors from the ground with a pole. Higher floors depend on the height and whether there’s safe standing room. Interior windows are done by hand on any floor.

  • Rinsed with pure water, left to dry
  • Upstairs windows cleaned from the ground with a pole
  • Wickford & Rayleigh homes only
A window cleaner on a communal lawn using a long yellow water-fed pole on a first-floor window of a brick block of flats

What we can reach

Which windows we can reach

We clean outside glass with a water-fed pole from the ground. On a ground-floor flat that’s simple. On a first-floor flat or the top half of a maisonette it’s often possible too, as long as there’s somewhere safe to stand below the window.

Higher floors depend on the height, the angle and what’s underneath, whether that’s a pavement, a car park, a shared lawn or a road. We only go as high as we can safely control the brush, and if a window is out of reach, we’ll tell you which one.

Interior windows are different. We do them by hand, so the floor doesn’t matter, as long as someone can let us in.

A window cleaner on a wet shared path rinsing an upstairs window of a two-storey brick maisonette block with a water-fed pole

What we need to know

Your floor

And roughly how high the windows are.

What’s below

Pavement, car park, lawn or road.

How to get in

Door codes, entry phones or a managing agent.

Balconies

Whether you have one, and whether the glass on it needs doing.

Communal cleaning

Whether the building already has outside cleaning arranged.

Interior, exterior or both

So we can plan the visit.

Maisonettes

Maisonettes over two floors

A maisonette over two floors is often cleaned like a small house: outside glass from the ground with a pole, inside by hand. The difference is access. Shared paths, communal gardens and the building’s gates can decide which windows we can reach.

When we reply, let us know how your front and back are reached, and whether the land below your windows is shared. If we’d need to use a communal garden, it’s worth checking with the building first.

A gloved hand drawing a blue Moerman Liquidator squeegee down an interior window

Flat and maisonette window cleaning questions

Can you clean upper-floor flats?

Sometimes. It depends on the height, the angle and whether there’s somewhere safe to stand. We’ll tell you which windows we can reach before we quote.

Do I need to be in?

Not for outsides, as long as we can get to every window. For interior windows, yes, or someone who can let us in.

Do you clean communal windows?

No. We clean the windows of individual homes, not communal areas.

Will water drip onto the flat below?

A little runs down the glass. It’s pure water with no soap, and we take care above other people’s windows.

Do I need my landlord’s permission?

Not for your own windows. If we’d need to use communal land, the building’s rules apply, so check with them if you’re unsure.

Which areas do you cover?

Wickford (SS11, SS12) and Rayleigh (SS6).

Get a quote for your flat

Send us a quote request, then tell us your floor, access and which windows when we reply.

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  • Wickford and Rayleigh
  • Inside by hand on any floor