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Window cleaning — Cleaning
Arrange window cleaning by identifying the glazing to be reached, not just the number of rooms. Explain whether the job includes internal panes, upper floors, frames, skylights or glazing over a conservatory so safe access can be planned.
Service scope
Window cleaning removes ordinary soiling from agreed glazing and associated frames or sills. Internal and external panes, access height and glass treatments are separate scope decisions; the service does not automatically include repairs, coating removal or work on inaccessible glazing.
What is normally included
- Internal or external glass cleaning
- Frame and sill cleaning when specified
- Recurring or one-off window visits
What is not included
- Repairing failed glazing seals
- Unassessed work at height or removal of specialist coatings
Typical tasks
- Count and identify the agreed glazing
- Assess safe access from the ground or inside
- Clean accessible glass faces
- Wipe specified frames and sills
- Check the finish and note damaged or inaccessible areas
What to include in your brief
- Pane or window-unit quantities
- Internal and external faces requested
- Storeys and obstacles below windows
- Glazing coatings or damage
- Gate, water and parking access
Choosing the right professional
Ask how upper or awkward windows will be accessed safely and which parts of the unit are included. Frames, tracks, construction residue and roof glazing should not be assumed to form part of a standard glass-cleaning visit.
Important considerations
- Height and fragile surfaces need a planned access method
- Scrapers or unsuitable products may damage some glazing
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