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What affects the cost of window cleaning

How much does window cleaning cost? It comes down to how many windows you have, how many storeys, how easy they are to reach and how often you want them done. Here’s how each one shapes your quote.

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  • Upstairs windows cleaned from the ground with a pole
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Why there’s no price list

Why we quote each home

Two houses on the same road can look alike from the pavement and still be very different jobs. One has a conservatory, a bay with small panes and a locked side gate. The other has big panes and a clear path round the back. One fixed price wouldn’t be fair to either.

So we quote each home on what it actually needs. Send us a few details through the quote form, and we’ll reply with a price for your home and what it includes.

Most homes can be quoted from a few details. If anything isn’t clear, we’ll ask a question or two when we reply rather than guess.

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What changes a window cleaning price

Number of windows

More glass takes longer. Small panes in a bay or leaded style count for more than one large pane.

Storeys

Upstairs windows take a little longer than ground-floor ones, even from the ground with a pole.

Access

Side gates, steps, narrow paths or anything blocking the windows add time.

Regular

A regular round keeps dirt light, so visits are quicker. A first clean after a long gap takes longer.

Interior, exterior or both

Interior windows are done by hand, so they take longer than outsides for the same house.

Extras

Conservatory sides, roof lanterns and glass doors add to the job.

An example

What we’d ask about a typical 3-bed semi

For a 3-bed semi with 12 windows, a front bay and glass in the back door, we’d price it on:

  • The 12 windows and the door glass
  • Two storeys, upstairs reached from the ground
  • An unlocked side gate and a clear path to the back
  • Outsides every 6 weeks
  • Anything extra, like a conservatory or a locked gate, adds time, and your quote says so
A window cleaner in a navy polo using a water-fed pole on the upstairs windows of a red-brick house with a white bay window

How the type of clean affects the price

Getting a quote

How to get an accurate quote

1

Count your windows

A rough count is fine. Bays, patio doors and any conservatory are worth mentioning too.

2

Note the access

Side gates, steps, pets and parking. Tell us when we reply.

3

Choose the service

Exterior, interior or both.

4

Send the form

We reply by text or email with a price for your home and what it includes.

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Window cleaning cost questions

How much does window cleaning cost?

It depends on the number of windows, the storeys, the access, and whether you want a regular round. Send us your details and we’ll reply with a quote for your home.

Will the price change on the day?

Not if the description matched the house. If we find something that wasn’t mentioned, like a locked gate, we’ll talk it through with you rather than quietly change things.

Is the first clean more expensive?

It can take longer after a long gap, which can affect the price. The quote will say so.

Do I pay extra for upstairs windows?

Upstairs windows take a little longer, so they’re built into your quote rather than added on the day.

Do you need to visit to give a price?

No. A short description is enough for most homes. How to get an accurate quote lists what helps.

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Tell us about your windows and we’ll reply with a quote.

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