Shopfront window cleaning for Essex high streets
Scheduled shopfront window cleaning across Essex.
- Purified water, no chemicals
- Up to around four storeys from the ground
- Weekly to quarterly schedules
- Invoiced to your business
We clean shopfront glass, frames, door glass and fascia signs on a set schedule, usually weekly or fortnightly, and we can work before you open so customers never walk round a ladder or a hose.
Your window is the first thing a customer judges. Fingerprints at child height, salt and traffic film on the lower panes and cobwebs in the top corners all say “closed” even when you are open.
We put your shop on a fixed day, clean the glass with purified water so it dries without streaks, wipe the door glass and handles by hand, and leave the pavement as we found it.
How much of the shopfront is included?
A standard shopfront clean covers the display glass, door glass, frames, stall risers and the fascia sign if it is within pole reach. Inside display glass, upper-floor windows and canopy tops can be added. Everything that is included is written on the quote, so you can check it after each visit.
For parades and small shopping centres, several shops can be cleaned on the same visit while each gets its own price and invoice. Some landlords arrange the upper windows while tenants book the shopfront; we can work with both.
Why clean with purified water?
Shop glass cleaned with soap and a squeegee often dries with streaks in the corners and drips on the frames. Purified water dries clear with nothing left behind, so there is no residue to attract new dirt. It also cleans the frames and sills in the same pass, which keeps the whole frontage looking sharp rather than just the middle of the glass.
What we clean
- Display windows, inside and out by arrangement
- Door glass, push plates and handles
- Fascia signs and projecting signs within pole reach
- Upper-floor windows above the shop
- Stall risers and window frames
Shops and shopfronts: how we fit in
Before opening
Early starts so the glass is dry and the pavement is clear when the shutters go up.
Same day each time
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly, on a day that suits your trading.
Parades and centres
Several units on one parade can share a visit and still get separate invoices.
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
How often should a shopfront be cleaned?
Busy high-street units usually need weekly or fortnightly cleans. Quieter units or those set back from the road often manage monthly. We look at your footfall and traffic on the survey and suggest a frequency.
Can you clean inside the display window?
Yes. Inside glass is done by hand, by arrangement, while the shop is open or closed. We work around displays and stock.
Do we need to be there?
Outside work does not need anyone on site. For inside glass we agree a time with you.
Can you clean the shop sign as well?
Yes, if it is within pole reach. Fascias and projecting signs are usually included in the scope.
Other buildings we clean
Offices
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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Resident rooms, lounges and conservatories, cleaned quietly with pure water.
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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].