Glass, frames and sills cleaned from ground level using purified water. One-off cleans or a regular round across Dartford and the surrounding villages.
Road film is a fine, greasy deposit that ordinary rain doesn’t shift. It builds up on anything facing a main route, and it dulls glass long before it looks properly dirty. Most people notice it as a haze in low winter sun rather than as visible grime.
It’s also the reason a lot of Dartford customers find their windows going off quicker than they expect. Properties along the A2 corridor, around the crossing approach and on the Ebbsfleet side generally want doing more often than a house out in the villages would.
Everything is cleaned from ground level using a water-fed pole, so no ladders go against your property.
Window Cleaning
Purified water and a soft brush, with the frames and sills done as standard.
Ordinary tap water carries dissolved minerals, and when it dries on glass it leaves those minerals behind. That’s what spotting and streaking actually is. Purified water has had them filtered out, so it dries clear without needing to be squeegeed or buffed.
It also works better on road film than a squeegee does. Traffic deposit is greasy rather than gritty, so it smears when it’s dragged across the glass. The brush lifts it, and the pure water rinse carries it away rather than redistributing it.
What that means in practice:
Every four weeks along the main routes, six to eight further out.
Position matters more here than property type. Anything facing the A2, the A226 or the crossing approach picks up film fast enough that four weeks keeps it consistently clean.
The post-war estates at Temple Hill, Joyce Green and Princes sit further back and generally hold up for six.
Out at Wilmington, Sutton-at-Hone, Horton Kirby, Farningham and Eynsford it’s quieter air, less film and more conventional dust and rain spotting. Eight weeks is often plenty.
Most customers start with a one-off and move onto a round once they’ve seen the difference. There’s no contract and no obligation to continue.
Not just the front of the house.
The newer developments at Ebbsfleet, Stone and Greenhithe have a lot of large glazed elevations and bifolds, which show every mark and look worse for being half done. They’re included as standard rather than priced as an extra.
Commercial glazing is worth mentioning too. There’s a good deal of retail and office frontage around Dartford, and a dirty shopfront is the first thing a customer sees.
Where we cover
Temple Hill, Joyce Green, Princes, East Hill, Darenth, Stone, Greenhithe, Swanscombe, Ebbsfleet and Bean, plus Wilmington, Sutton-at-Hone, Horton Kirby, Farningham, Eynsford and Longfield.
We also work right across the rest of Kent, including Gravesend, Sevenoaks, Medway, Maidstone, Ashford, Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells and Folkestone.
Not sure if we come out your way? Give us a call and we’ll tell you straight away.
We also cover Tonbridge, Dover, Deal and everywhere in between.
Window Cleaning
The things people ask most before booking.
Tell us what needs cleaning and we’ll come and look at it. No charge, no obligation, and a fixed price in writing before anything starts.
It depends on the size of the property and how many windows there are. A terraced house is at the lower end, a large detached with a conservatory towards the higher. We'll give you a fixed price before any work starts and there's no charge for quoting.
Usually traffic film, which is heavier around Dartford than most of Kent. It's a greasy deposit rather than dust, so rain doesn't wash it off. If you're on or near a main route, a four-weekly round tends to keep on top of it better than going longer between cleans.
No. Almost all of our window cleaning is external, so as long as we can get access round the property you don't need to be in. Just let us know about locked gates, dogs or anything else we should know about.
Yes, as standard. On a main road they're usually the worst part, so cleaning the glass alone tends to look half-finished.
Yes. Shopfronts, offices and signage, on a round arranged to suit your opening hours so there's no disruption to customers or staff.
