Traditional window cleaning: ladders, mop and squeegee
Looking for old fashioned window cleaning? We clean your windows by hand with ladders, a mop and a squeegee, the way window cleaners always have. No brush, no pole. Monthly, from £15 a clean, across Cannock and the surrounding areas.
What is traditional window cleaning?
It's window cleaning without the brush and without the pole. We wet the glass with a mop (some people call it a strip washer), then wipe it clean and dry with a squeegee. For upstairs windows we use ladders. When we leave, the glass is already dry.
If you've been searching for a traditional window cleaner near you, or asking in local groups for squeegee and mop window cleaning, this is it.
What's included
Windows, doors, frames and sills, every visit, once a month.
Traditional or Pure Water: which suits you?
- Traditional (ladders, mop and squeegee): cleaned by hand and left dry. A good fit if you like a hand-finished look, or simply prefer the old fashioned way.
- Pure Water (water-fed pole): purified water through a long pole and soft brush, from the ground. A good fit for high or hard-to-reach windows, windows over conservatories or flowerbeds, and cleaning frames and sills at the same time. The glass dries clear on its own.
Both leave clean windows, both are done monthly, and both start from £15 a clean. Tell us which you prefer when you ask for a quote, or ask us what suits your home.
Traditional window cleaning questions
Do you do old fashioned window cleaning?
Yes. Our traditional window cleaning is the old fashioned way: ladders, mop and squeegee, cleaned by hand. It's available across Cannock and the surrounding areas, monthly, from £15 a clean.
Can you clean my windows without a pole?
Yes. Just ask for traditional window cleaning when you get your quote. We clean the glass by hand with a mop and squeegee instead of a water-fed pole and brush.
What's the difference between traditional and Pure Water window cleaning?
Traditional cleaning uses ladders, a mop and a squeegee, and the glass is dry when we leave. Pure Water uses a water-fed pole and purified water to clean windows, frames and sills from the ground, including high windows, and the glass dries clear on its own. Both leave clean windows; we can advise which suits your home.
How often do you clean windows?
Once a month. We keep to monthly cleans for every customer.
How much is traditional window cleaning?
From £15 a clean, the same starting price as our Pure Water window cleaning. Send your postcode and we'll give you a price for your home.
One-off window cleans: additional charges apply and will be quoted accordingly.
Areas we cover
We cover Cannock, Norton Canes, Hednesford, Rugeley, Brownhills, Walsall, Lichfield, Stafford and South Staffordshire, including Penkridge, Wheaton Aston, Brewood, Huntington, Cheslyn Hay, Great Wyrley, Featherstone and Essington. Every service is available in every area we cover. Not sure if we reach you? Send your postcode and we'll tell you.