Dave's Window Cleaning

Using the very latest Heated Pure Water technology, I can guarantee your windows will be cleaned perfectly every time. I also clean your frames and sills as standard. Satisfaction is always 100% guaranteed. If a customer were ever to have a problem with my service, I would always return the next working day to sort things out. All work is carried out in compliance with the "Working at Height Restrictions 2005" regulations, find out more here indg401.pdf All cleaning is carried out from the ground. For residential customers this means you can have your upstairs windows cleaned and maintain your privacy. For commercial customers this means a minimum of disruption for your staff/residents. * Risk Assessments and Method Statements can be supplied if required. * I have £5 Million Public Liability Insurance (Copy available on request). * Rain Policy- I do not clean windows in heavy or moderate rain. Although rain rarely affects the quality of a clean, I can understand why customers wouldn't want their windows cleaned when it is raining. However, in order to provide a reliable service I do continue to clean during showers and light rain or drizzle. All cleans are covered with my 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, so if you are ever not satisfied with a clean, please call me within 48 hours and I will return to clean any affected windows free of charge

FAQs Some answers to questions that we regularly receive: Question: Why do you use Heated Pure Water when other window cleaners use Cold Pure Water? Answer: Heated Pure Water is the very latest development of Pure Water window cleaning. Heated Pure Water cleans much more effectively than Cold Pure Water. You wouldn't dream of doing the dishes or washing the car in cold water. This is because hot water softens and absorbs dirt much more quickly and effectively than cold water. Question: Won't the

Pure Water Window Cleaning Believe it or not, pure water was first used for cleaning windows in America in the 1950's! Whilst the equipment has changed a lot since then, the basic principle remains the same. Here's how it works: Tap Water contains impurities such as calcium, phosphates, nitrates, sodium, potassium and chloride. If you were to spray Tap Water onto a window on a sunny day, it would dry to leave white spots on the glass. This is due to the impurities in the Tap Water. Pure Water fo