One-Off Window Clean

For people who don’t want a window cleaner

Let’s be honest. A lot of people don’t want someone turning up every month to clean their windows.
Some think it’s a waste of money. Some just forget. Others don’t really care if their glass is a bit dusty.

Fair enough.

But here’s the thing. Leaving your windows dirty for too long doesn’t just make them look rough.
It can actually damage them and end up costing you more in the long run.

Even if you don’t want a regular window cleaner, doing a proper one-off clean now and then keeps your home in better shape.

What can happen if you leave it too long

Glass stains that never come off
Rain, traffic grime, and hard water leave marks that bake into the glass.
Once they’re etched in, you can’t just wipe them off. Some windows go cloudy or milky looking within a few months if they face the sun.

To fix it, you're looking at around £80 to £150 per pane
Or £250 to £400 to fully replace a blown unit

Frames start looking tired or damaged
Dirt, bird droppings and algae build up on the frames.
Especially on shaded sides of your house where moisture sits longer.
This can stain the uPVC and it’s not always fixable.

Frame repairs or resprays usually cost between £200 and £500
Replacing a full window can be £500 or more

Seals get wrecked
When grit builds up around the edges, the rubber seals don’t sit right
Over time, they dry out and split
That’s when you get condensation between the panes or feel a cold draught inside

Replacing just one double-glazed unit can cost £120 to £200
It can also put your heating bill up by £100 to £200 a year

Mould and musty smells
Damp weather plus leaking seals leads to mould around the frames
It doesn’t just look bad
It can trigger allergies and ruin your plaster and paintwork

Why one-off cleans cost a bit more

A one-off job takes longer
It usually needs more water
We sometimes use extra gear like degreasers or mould removers
Frames, sills, hinges, drainage channels — everything needs a bit more care the first time

You do pay slightly more than a regular customer
But that’s because we’re doing a deeper clean to get it back to a decent standard

Just want your place looking good for winter or Christmas?

That’s what these are for
Whether you’ve got family coming over or just want to stop the build-up before the damp weather hits

A one-off clean now can:

  • Stop black mould forming around your sills

  • Reduce condensation

  • Make your glass look brand new again

  • Keep your home looking cared for

Final thought

You don’t need a window cleaner every month
But even once or twice a year makes a real difference

It protects your glass
It stops damage building up
And it keeps your windows lasting longer

If you’ve left it for a while, don’t worry
No judgement here

Want to book a one-off clean?

Send me a message or a couple of pictures and I’ll give you a quick quote
If you’ve got questions or not sure what you need, I’m happy to help

Let’s get them sorted before winter hits

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