Streak-free glass, frames and sills — every visit.

Homes of every size, cleaned properly

We clean all houses, bungalows and flats across Kettering, Burton Latimer, Barton Seagrave, Wellingborough and the surrounding areas! Our window cleaning services include all the windows, window frames and sills, vents and any glazed doors.

We use a pure-water reach-and-wash system on every job. Mains water is run through a purification filter that strips out every mineral, so when it dries it leaves a completely clear finish with no spots or streaks. Our poles extend up to 35ft, so we can reach all the windows from the ground — no ladder against your house, no boots in your flowerbeds.

What's included in every window clean

• All external glass cleaned using pure water
• Frames and sills wiped down on every visit
• Doors and door frames where reachable from outside
• Conservatory sides — the awkward angles ladders can't reach
• No ladders against your property
• No chemicals — completely eco-friendly
• Fully insured — public liability cover on every job
• Streak-free promise: if it's not right, we come back free

Regular cleans or one-off visits

Most of our customers book us on a regular round. Some want a clean every month, others prefer every other month. We'll work with whatever suits you. If you'd rather just call us when you need us, that's fine too — one-offs are welcome, with a small premium for the extra dirt build-up.

Regular customers get priority booking, and repeat cleans tend to be a bit quicker because the glass stays on top of things between visits. You also get a friendly reminder the evening before your clean is due.

You don't need to be home

Our window cleaning is exterior, so you don't need to be in. We'll get on with it and let you know when we're done.

We clean frames and sills as part of every visit. Some companies charge extra for that — we think it's part of the job.

What about rain?

What is the first thing you check when you get the reminder text that your window cleaner is due tomorrow??

Come on own up, who checks the weather forecast first??

It's a common misconception that cleaning windows in the rain is indeed a waste of time. Back in the black and white (tv) days when window cleaners used traditional methods, they was armed with a mop and a squeegee, they used chemicals and soaps to clean the glass, this method left a film of soap residue on the glass so when it rained the soap would run and leave streaks all down the glass.

This is no longer the case due to working with the water fed pole system, cleaning with pure water not only leaves your windows spotless but also doesn't leave a film of soap behind, therefore there is nothing to run and cause streaking during or after the rain.

Pure water vs Wood

Pure water, while free of contaminants, can still leave stains or marks on painted wooden doors due to interactions with the paint or wood surface. Here's why:

1. Surface Tension and Residue: Pure water has high surface tension, causing it to bead up rather than spread evenly. When it evaporates, it can leave behind faint outlines where the water droplets sat, especially if the paint is glossy or semi-glossy. These marks are often more visible on smooth surfaces.
2. Paint Type and Finish: Some paints, especially water-based ones like latex or acrylic, can soften slightly when exposed to water for extended periods. Pure water may penetrate microscopic imperfections in the paint, leaving subtle marks or altering the finish (e.g., causing a slightly matte or cloudy appearance).
3. Wood Absorption: If the door's paint isn't fully sealed or has worn spots, water can seep into the wood beneath. Wood is porous, and even pure water can cause slight swelling or discolouration in unprotected areas, which may appear as stains after drying.
4. Environmental Factors: Dust or pollen on the door's surface can mix with the water, leaving faint residues when the water evaporates. Even pure water can pick up microscopic particles from the air or surface, which then dry as visible spots.
5. Hard Water Misconception: While hard water (containing minerals like calcium or magnesium) is more likely to leave noticeable white, chalky stains, pure water can still cause marks due to the above factors, though they're usually subtler.