Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• Clean internal and external glass of windows and conservatory roof using water-fed pole or hand clean for delicate panes

• Wipe frames, sills and tracks and remove surface dirt and cobwebs

• Remove and clean flyscreens and doors where accessible

• Spot treat limescale, algae and mould on glass and seals using approved cleaners and PPE

• Use ladders, reach-and-wash poles or arrange scaffolding/cherry picker for high or inaccessible glazing

• Leave frames and sills tidy and report any damaged seals, failed double glazing or loose fittings

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Typical domestic window and conservatory clean takes 1–3 hours for a small property; larger conservatories, heavy limescale or multi‑storey work can extend to half a day or require additional site setup such as scaffolding which may add a day or more

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• Are you fully insured, including public liability and working‑at‑height cover?

• Have you cleaned conservatory roofs like mine and do you seal or treat failed units?

• What equipment will you use and will the job require scaffolding or a cherry picker?

• Will you remove and refit flyscreens and are there extra charges for that?

• How do you handle limescale or mould treatments and will that change the price?

• Do you provide a written quote and what are your payment and cancellation terms?

How to Avoid Surprises

• Provide clear parking near the property for the van and ladder access

• Move fragile items from window sills and clear a workspace inside the conservatory

• Tell the tradie about pets, gates or access restrictions

• Confirm availability of an outside tap and nearby power if needed

• Check whether scaffolding requires permission from a leaseholder, management company or local council

• Tell the tradie about any allergies or conservation glass to agree suitable cleaning products