Window Cleaning in Market Drayton & Nearby Villages
Pure-water window cleaning that does the frames, sills and doors as well as the glass, on a regular round with a text the day before each visit.
- Fully insured
- Every review so far is 5 stars
- Text the day before
- Online portal & payment
The problem with a quick squeegee job
A lot of window cleans only do the middle of the glass. Frames, sills and the door get skipped, the dirt stays on them, and the next shower washes it straight back down the window. On top of that, Market Drayton's hard tap water leaves spots if it's used for rinsing.
How we clean
We use a water-fed pole with a soft brush and water that's been filtered until there's almost nothing left in it. The brush scrubs the glass, frames and sills, then everything is rinsed with pure water. With nothing dissolved in it, the water dries clear with no streaks and no soap film. Upstairs windows get done from the ground, so there are no ladders against your guttering.
What's included
- All exterior glass, ground floor and upstairs
- Frames and sills scrubbed and rinsed
- Front and back doors, including the glass panels
- A text the day before every visit
- Your own online customer portal to see and change your clean dates
- Secure online payment
What sets the price
Your price depends on your property type (semi-detached or detached) and the number of bedrooms. Extras like a conservatory, porch or extension add a little on top. Regular cleans start from £14. First cleans and one-off cleans carry a surcharge, because there's usually more build-up to shift the first time.
Where we offer window cleaning
What customers say
Danny has done some commercial window cleaning on show homes across shropshire for myself and never lets me down! I would recommend his company for all aspects of window cleaning cleaning domestic and commercial!
Really good service from Drayton Exterior Cleaning. I particularly like the customer portal as it's easy to see when the next clean is due and communicate if you need to change anything. Everything feels very organised and professional. Great job on the windows too!
Questions people ask
How often should I have my windows cleaned?
Every 4 weeks suits most homes. Quieter, sheltered houses can stretch to 6 to 8 weeks. Our guide explains how to choose.
Can you clean windows in the rain?
Yes, light rain and drizzle are fine with pure water, because there's no soap on the glass for the rain to mix with. We stop for lightning and strong winds.
Do I need to be in?
No, as long as we can get to the windows, including through any side gate.