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Gutter cleaning and the other once-a-year jobs come in a fifth lower when your windows are already on the round.
Hardly anyone knows. Window cleaning is quoted per visit, so the figure that matters — what it comes to across a year — never gets said out loud. Two photos and a few short questions is all it takes to see yours properly. It is free, there is no obligation, and what you tell us goes no further.
A free window cleaning price check for County Wexford. No obligation, and nothing to pay.
Short ones about your home. Nothing you need to look up, and nothing you need to measure.
The front of the house and the back, so the figure you get is yours rather than an average.
Costed across a full year. Yours to keep, yours to use, and yours to do nothing with.
The price is only part of it. Homes on the ÉireShine Signature Round are looked after differently.
Gutter cleaning and the other once-a-year jobs come in a fifth lower when your windows are already on the round.
Round customers come before one-off work. In December, when everyone wants the same fortnight, that is the whole difference.
Your home has its own slot every eight weeks. Nothing to ring about, nothing to remember, nothing to chase.
Swipe the card aside for the next one
There is no single figure, which is why the averages you find published are so inconsistent. What you should pay depends on the type of house, how many windows it has, whether there is a conservatory or an extension, and how easily the back of the property can be reached. The check above works your own figure out from your photos and answers, rather than quoting an average that may have nothing to do with your home.
Because they are quoted per visit, and a per-visit price hides how often the visits happen. A lower price every twelve weeks can cost more across a year than a higher price every eight, while leaving the glass dirty for longer in between. Comparing the annual cost rather than the visit cost is the only way to see which is genuinely better value.
Usually, yes. A one-off clean takes longer because the glass has had months to build up dirt, salt and algae, so it is priced higher per visit. On a regular round the glass never gets that far, each visit is quicker, and the rate reflects that.
Every six to eight weeks suits most Irish homes. The climate is damp for much of the year, and coastal properties pick up salt on top of ordinary road film and organic growth, so glass left for a full season rarely comes back to the same finish without extra work.
The number of window openings rather than panes, the number of storeys, whether there is a conservatory or sun room, whether the house has been extended, and how the back of the property is reached. Terraced homes need a side passage, rear lane or gate, since equipment is not brought through the house.
No. It is free, there is no obligation, and the figure is yours to do what you like with — including using it to review whoever cleans your windows at the moment.
We would rather you knew what your windows should cost than picked us without knowing. A homeowner who understands what they are paying for is easier to work with, and easier to keep, than one who signed up because a number sounded low.
So the figure is yours either way. Use it to check whoever does them now, use it to ask better questions of whoever quotes next, or put it in a drawer.