Window cleaning for blocks of flats and communal areas
Communal window cleaning for blocks of flats across Essex, for managing agents, landlords and residents’ associations.
- Purified water, no chemicals
- Up to around four storeys from the ground
- Weekly to quarterly schedules
- Invoiced to your business
We clean communal windows, stairwell glazing, entrance doors and, by arrangement, residents’ own windows on blocks up to around four storeys, on a fixed cycle, with one invoice per block for the managing agent or landlord.
Communal glass is what every resident and visitor sees: the entrance doors, the stairwell windows and the glazing in lobbies. When it is dirty, it reflects on whoever manages the block.
We clean from the ground with water-fed poles, so there is no need for cherry pickers on most low-rise blocks, and we can give each block its own schedule and invoice.
What is included in a communal window clean?
A typical communal clean covers stairwell and landing windows, entrance doors and side panels, lobby glass, door entry panels and communal glazing such as bin store and bike store doors. Outside glass up to around four storeys is cleaned from the ground with water-fed poles. Residents’ own windows can be added by the agent or booked privately on the same visit.
Each block gets its own invoice with the date, address and what was cleaned, which makes service charge accounts and resident queries straightforward.
How often should communal windows be cleaned?
Every eight or twelve weeks is common for the main communal glass on low-rise blocks. Entrance doors and lobby glass take the most hand marks, so many agents have them cleaned every four weeks. A notice in the entrance with the dates helps residents know when the clean is due.
What we clean
- Stairwell and landing windows
- Entrance doors, side panels and door entry glass
- Lobby and bin store glazing
- Residents’ flat windows by arrangement
- Balcony glass within reach
Communal blocks and flats: how we fit in
One invoice per block
Clear invoices that match each block’s service charge budget.
Fixed cycle
Every four, eight or twelve weeks, the same week each cycle.
Residents kept informed
We can give you a notice for the noticeboard with the cleaning dates.
Survey, quote, schedule, invoice
Free site survey
We visit, look at every elevation, check access and parking and agree what you want cleaned.
Written quote and scope
A fixed price per visit and a plain list of what is included, so there are no surprises.
Scheduled cleans
The same frequency and roughly the same day each time, around your opening hours.
Invoice per visit
An invoice made out to your business after each clean, one per site if you need it.
Common questions
Can residents pay for their own windows on the same visit?
Yes, by arrangement. Communal areas go on the agent’s invoice and residents who want their own windows done can book with us separately.
How high can you go?
Up to around four storeys from the ground on most blocks. Taller blocks we look at on the survey.
Do you work with residents’ associations and right-to-manage companies?
Yes. We quote and invoice whoever is responsible for the block.
Can residents add their own windows?
Yes. They can book privately and be cleaned on the same visit.
Other buildings we clean
Shops and shopfronts
Display glass, doors and fascias cleaned on a weekly or fortnightly round.
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Glazed offices and business units on a monthly, eight-weekly or quarterly contract.
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Classrooms, halls and roof lights, booked around term dates and the timetable.
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Give us a few details and we will call you to arrange a free site survey. After the visit you get a written quote and a clear list of what is included.
- No charge for the survey or quote
- Fixed price per visit
- Invoiced to your business
Prefer to talk? Call 07346 818746 or email [email protected].