Water with nothing in it
Every dissolved mineral is stripped out before a drop reaches your glass. That is the whole trick.
One clean makes a house look well for a while. A round keeps it that way, and each visit asks less of you than starting from scratch every time. That is the whole argument for putting your Ballymurn house on a schedule instead of ringing us the week you finally cannot stand the glass.
The pole does the reaching, not a ladder.
Cleaned with the glass, not after it.
Side access is all we ask for.
We tell you the week beforehand.
Dirt on glass is easier to shift the week it lands than the year after. Everything we do here follows from that, including what we charge you.
If your windows have not been touched in a couple of years, the first visit is real work. Baked field dust, hedgerow film and old mineral marks all have to come off your glass before purified water can do its ordinary job. Keeping them there afterwards takes a fraction of the effort, and your later visits reflect that.
Ballymurn sits on a route we run anyway, so putting your house on that route costs us travel we have already spent. That is a genuine saving and we would rather pass it to you than keep it. A single clean at a random address in a random week does not work the same way for us, which is why it is priced differently.
The best part is not the price. Once you are on the round, we turn up, we do the outside, and you never have to look at the glass and decide it is time. If a visit does not suit you that week, say so and we will move it. Nothing is locked in.
Ballymurn mixes village houses with rural homes strung out along the roads, and both do better on a schedule than on a rescue. Homes closer to open fields pick up dust faster than the ones tucked in among trees, which hold damp instead. We set the gap to your house rather than to the village, and you should see it hold its look right through between visits. Watch what happens to your first clean and you will learn most of what you need. If the glass is still bright at ten weeks, the gap can stretch. If it dulls by six, we come sooner. Your own windows decide it, not a rule of ours.
Setting decides it more than season.
Four steps, and the order matters.
Every dissolved mineral is stripped out before a drop reaches your glass. That is the whole trick.
A soft brush lifts the film off the pane and out of the frame corners. Nothing is scoured.
The rinse comes down the same pole, so upper glass is done with no ladder against the house.
No detergent and no minerals, so nothing activates as it dries. The glass clears on its own.
The Signature Round is where most people end up.
Booked when you notice
From €25
Straight from our Google profile.
“Grand job on the sills, which nobody else ever touched.”
“On the round since last spring and I have stopped noticing the windows, which is the point.”
“Arrived the day they said and left the garden as they found it.”
“Polite lads, in and out, and the glass is spotless.”
Ballymurn is a regular stop on our County Wexford round, not a special trip.
We take in the village and the houses out along the surrounding roads, and Oilgate and The Ballagh fall on the same day. If you are on a lane between the two, you are almost certainly on our way. Ask us and we will tell you the week we are through.
The same round reaches Enniscorthy and Wexford Town, then Castlebridge, and finishes out at Curracloe. Neighbours booking together on one road makes the day work better for us, and we would sooner hand you that benefit than hold onto it. Mention it if a few of you want the same date.
Booked together, they share the set-up.
It stays clean between visits, and there is nothing to remember. From €25.
It varies with the house and what is around it. Homes beside open land go off faster than sheltered ones, so we suggest a gap once we have seen yours rather than giving everybody the same answer. You can change that gap at any time.
It begins from €25, and your own figure follows the window count together with how easily we get round the house. That is settled with you before the first visit, and it does not shift afterwards without you hearing about it first.
Generally, yes. A one-off means heavier build-up and a trip made specially, and both add time. Once you are on the round the work is lighter and we are in the area anyway, so your visits settle at a lower rate.
No. There is nothing to sign and nothing to cancel. If you want to pause over the winter, or stop altogether, tell us and that is the end of it.
Not for the outside. We work from the ground, so as long as we can get to the windows and any side gate is open, you can be at work. A message goes to you the moment the job is finished.
Book your first clean online or by phone, and we will suggest a gap that suits the house once we have seen it. No contract, and you can change your mind whenever you like.