Glass, frames and sills cleaned from ground level using purified water. Seafront properties reached without a ladder going near them.
Fully Insured
Public liability cover
Ashford based
Covering all of Kent
Free surveys
Fixed written quotes
Hot water steam
Not harsh jet washing
Sea air carries a fine saline deposit that settles on glass and hazes it. It isn’t dirt in the usual sense, which is why it doesn’t wash off in the rain and why properties facing the Channel go dull far quicker than anything inland. Most people notice it as a milky film in low sun rather than as visible grime.
It’s also why a squeegee and a bucket rarely leave a coastal window looking properly clear. Tap water carries its own minerals, and adding those to a salt deposit gives you streaking rather than a clean.
Everything is cleaned from ground level using a water-fed pole, so no ladders go against your property.
Ordinary tap water carries dissolved minerals, and when it dries on glass it leaves those minerals behind. Purified water has had them filtered out, so it dries clear without needing to be squeegeed or buffed.
On the coast that matters twice over. The brush lifts the salt film, the pure water rinses it away, and there’s nothing left behind to haze over as it dries.
The frames get particular attention here. Salt collects in the drainage channels and the rubber seals on UPVC, and left alone it corrodes hinges and handles. Cleaning them is as much maintenance as cosmetics.
Anything facing the water along the Leas, in Sandgate or on the front at Hythe picks up salt continuously, not just in bad weather. A four-weekly round keeps it consistently clear.
Up at Cheriton, Morehall and Hawkinge you’re far enough back that it’s more conventional dust and rain spotting, and six to eight weeks is usually plenty.
Out towards Saltwood, Lyminge and Elham it’s tree cover rather than sea air, so sap and pollen through spring and summer are the thing to watch.
The tall Victorian and Edwardian terraces along the Leas and around the Bayle run three and four storeys. The pole reaches the top floor from the ground, which means no ladder on a sloping seafront street and no top windows quietly skipped.
Holiday lets and second homes are worth a mention too. If you’re not local, we can work to changeover dates and let you know when it’s done.
The Leas, Sandgate, Cheriton, Morehall, Hawkinge, the Bayle, Foord and Shorncliffe, plus Hythe, Saltwood, Seabrook, Lyminge, Elham, Densole and Capel-le-Ferne.
We also work right across the rest of Kent, including Ashford, Canterbury, Dover, Maidstone, Medway, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks and Dartford.
Not sure if we come out your way? Give us a call and we’ll tell you straight away.
Kent External Cleaning is here to help you bring out the best in your home or business property.
We offer free, zero-obligation consultations to all our customers and we’re open from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Sunday every week.
Do you have any questions or are you ready to restore your property? Contact us today so we can get started. Please give us a call on our mobile number: 07895 212 800 or on our freephone number: 0800 1182 793.
Alternatively, send us an email at [email protected] and one of the team will be happy to help you get started.