We clean the roof from the ground with the same pure water pole system we use on windows. The brush on the end of the pole loosens the moss, algae and dirt, and the purified water rinses it away and dries clear.
That covers the whole roof, the panels, the bars between them, the finials along the top and the gutters round the edge. Glass, polycarbonate or a wooden roof, we clean them all.
We also open up every door and window and clean those too.
The inside of a conservatory roof collects its own mess: cobwebs in the corners, dead insects along the bars, mould in the joints and a layer of dust over everything.
We clean the inside as well.
For inside work we do need you to be in, so we’ll agree a time with you.
We also clean roof lanterns and atriums, inside and out.
If a roof has been left for years and gone green or black, a normal clean won’t bring it all back in one go. For those we offer a deeper restoration clean. It takes longer, and we’ll tell you up front what it costs.
And if something isn’t a cleaning job, a blown panel, a cracked sheet, a leak in the frame, we’ll tell you.
Message us on WhatsApp with your address. We look at the property and send a fixed price the same day. We don’t need to visit first.
For the outside only, you don’t need to be home, just leave gates unlocked. If we’re doing the inside too, we’ll agree a time with you.
Pay after the visit by bank transfer, a payment link, or card or phone on the day. No deposit, no contract, no minimum term.
Panels, bars, finials and gutters. Included every time.
We open everything up and clean the doors and windows as well.
Full public liability on every job. Happy to send you the certificate.
Shops, offices and units across Surrey, worked around your opening hours.
Once a year keeps most roofs on top of it. If you’re under trees, you may want it done more often.
Not for the outside. If we’re cleaning the inside as well, yes, we’ll agree a time with you.
Yes. Glass, polycarbonate and wood, we clean all of them.
Yes, inside and out.
Give us a call and we’ll put it right.
