High glass, cleaned from the ground
A water-fed pole pumps purified water through a brush head at the top of a lightweight pole. The operator stays on the ground while the brush scrubs and rinses the glass above.
Because the water has had its minerals removed, it dries clear with no spotting and no detergent residue left behind to attract dust.
What's included
- Upper-storey windows and frames
- Glass facades and curtain walls
- Awnings and signage
- Cladding panels within reach
- Solar panels on request
- Hard-to-access glass over gardens or roofs
How water-fed pole cleaning usually runs
A starting point. We tailor it to your building after a free site visit.
Depends on exposure to traffic, salt and bore water.
Quiet operation and minimal footprint on site.
We confirm reach and access for your building at the free site visit.
From enquiry to clean glass
Tell us about the site
Send the form or call. A few details about the building is all we need.
Free site visit
We check access, height and glass area, then send a fixed written quote.
First clean
A uniformed team arrives at the agreed time and works safely and quietly.
Ongoing program
Pick a frequency. From there, it runs itself.
Water-fed pole cleaning questions
It depends on the building and access around it. Tell us the number of storeys when you enquire and we'll confirm at the site visit whether pole work suits your building.
Spotting comes from minerals left behind when tap water dries. Purified water has had those minerals removed, so it dries clear.
Yes. The work area is small and marked off, and there are no ladders or lifts to manage around your customers.
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Hospitality & showroom window cleaning
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Office window cleaning
External glass, foyers and internal partitions, cleaned after hours.
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