Exterior Window Cleaning North Curl Curl

Usually not. We clean the outside of the windows from outside the home using water-fed poles, so you do not need to be there as long as we have access to the property.

It is a smaller job than a full inside-and-out clean, so it suits people whose interior glass is already fine. Every job is quoted free up front with no hidden extras.

Yes. We use water-fed pole systems to clean upper-storey exterior glass safely from the ground, with a spotless, streak-free result.

It pumps purified water up a pole to a soft brush, so we scrub the glass and frames and rinse with water that contains nothing to leave a mark. Because pure water dries completely clean, there is no squeegeeing or towelling, and no detergent residue for dirt to stick to afterwards. It is also the safest way to reach upper glass.

Yes. Streaks are minerals and detergent left behind as water evaporates. Our water is purified until it contains virtually nothing, so it evaporates leaving the glass spotless. It looks like a trick the first time you see it, and it is simply chemistry. Frames and sills get scrubbed and rinsed the same way.

Every three to six months keeps most Northern Beaches homes looking sharp, since the outside face collects bush dust, pollen and webs far faster than the inside gets grubby. Homes under heavy tree cover suit the shorter interval. Many customers pair a recurring exterior cycle with an occasional full inside-and-out clean.

Screens and sills, yes: screens are brushed down and exterior sills scrubbed and rinsed as part of the job. Window tracks mostly open from inside, so full track detailing belongs to an inside-and-out clean. If tracks are a priority, tell us when booking and we will quote the right service for it.

An unlocked side gate, a working outside tap, and pets kept inside while we work. That is genuinely the whole list. We bring everything else and work our way around the house without needing anyone home. If the tap or gate is awkward at your place, mention it when booking and we will sort a plan.

Yes, more often than people expect. Rain is relatively clean water, and glass rinsed with purified water still dries spot free in drizzle. What ruins fresh glass is dirty run-off from frames and rooflines during heavy rain, so in a proper downpour we reschedule. We make that call early and let you know.

Yes, both faces of every panel, plus the hardware that streaks around it. Balustrade and pool-fence glass fogs quicker than windows because it cops splash, hands and weather from both sides. We usually bundle it with a window clean since we are already on site with the right gear. It is a popular combination in this suburb for good reason.