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What reaches your glass is water with the minerals taken out of it.
Reaching upper glass in Kiltealy has less to do with the height of your house than with what the house is standing on. Banked gardens, cut sites and a wind off the Blackstairs are what make a ladder a poor idea up here, and they are exactly why we work from the ground with a pole instead.
Height comes from the pole.
Frames and sills are part of it.
Side access covers it.
You know when we are due.
Glass, and the parts around it.
Level footing is the one thing an ordinary window cleaner needs, and this parish rarely offers it. We plan the access before we plan the clean, and most of the time that means nothing of ours touches your house at all.
Half the houses around here stand on a bank, a cut or a slope, and the ground on the uphill side sits a good bit closer to your eaves than the downhill side does. Setting a ladder on that is either awkward or unsafe. Our pole feeds from the van and extends from wherever we can stand safely, so the slope stops being your problem or ours.
Kiltealy takes its weather straight off the Blackstairs, and a gusty day up here is a different animal from a gusty day on the coast road. We keep the pole short and low in wind, and work the sheltered elevations first. If a day is genuinely too rough to work safely, we will move you rather than push on.
The awkward panes here tend not to be the front ones. A gable window above a steep bank, a conservatory roof, a landing window over a garden wall: those are the ones people give up on. We reach them from level ground with the pole, and nothing leans on your gutter, your render or your planting while we do.
The mix around Kiltealy runs from bungalows on narrow lanes to older houses standing tight against the road, and the ground under them is seldom flat. We have worked enough of the Blackstairs side of the county to arrive with the right lengths already on the van. You will not need to move a car, clear a path, or hold anything steady for us.
Start to finish, in four.
What reaches your glass is water with the minerals taken out of it.
The brush works the pane and then the corners, where the dirt actually holds.
The rinse runs up the pole, so the upper floors are reached from the ground.
No detergent means nothing to streak, and the pane clears as it dries.
Each season leaves something different.
Nearest ones to Kiltealy first.
“I was out and it was all done when I got home. Frames and all.”
“Second year on the round and the glass has never gone back to how it was.”
“They looked at it and said it could wait a month. That is why I stayed.”
“Sills, frames and the conservatory in the one visit.”
One of them people rarely go back from.
On your say-so
From €25
The other three jobs, on the one visit.
Kiltealy is on our western run out of Enniscorthy, up along the foot of the hills.
We cover the village, the crossroads and the lanes running off it, and homes out under the Blackstairs fall on the same day. If your house is up a track, we will walk the hose in rather than ask you to meet us at the road. Tell us what the approach is like and we will come prepared.
The same run brings us into Enniscorthy, across to Monageer, and down towards Wexford Town and Barntown when the week allows. Upland addresses are no bother to us; they are most of what we do on this side of the county. Ask us and we will confirm your week.
Every visit, not as extras.
The same standard every visit, and a slot held. From €25.
Join the Signature RoundWith a water-fed pole. Purified water runs up a light carbon pole to a brush at the top, and we clean and rinse from the ground. It reaches comfortably above a normal two-storey house, so your landing and gable windows get the same clean as the ones you can touch.
The Signature Round starts from €25. Awkward access can move the figure for your house, and so can the number of windows, and we will tell you where you stand before we begin.
It is normally fine. We work from wherever there is safe footing and let the pole cover the difference, so a bank or a drop that would rule out a ladder usually does not rule out a clean. If we truly cannot reach a pane safely, we will say so rather than chance it.
Yes, for the rear windows. Leave the side gate unlocked, or tell us where the key lives, and we can do the whole house while you are out. If a gate is locked on the day, we will clean what we can reach and come back for the rest.
Rain is no obstacle, and purified water rinses clean regardless of it. High wind is the one that stops us on this side of the county, because a long pole in a gust is not safe for your house or for us. We will ring you and rebook rather than leave you wondering.
Book online or ring us, and we will add you to the next run along the hills. No ladders on your bank, no boots on your walls, and nothing for you to hold.