Window Cleaning in Toowoomba

Tap water carries dissolved minerals. When it dries on glass those minerals stay behind as spots and streaks, which is why a hose leaves a worse result than no wash at all. Pure water is run through filtration and deionisation until effectively nothing is dissolved in it, so it dries leaving nothing. It also actively pulls dirt off the glass, because water that pure wants to dissolve something.

No detergent residue. Traditional window cleaning leaves a thin film of soap on the glass and in the frame, and that film is tacky enough to catch airborne dust and pollen within days. With nothing left on the glass there is nothing for dust to stick to, so the clean holds for weeks longer in the same conditions.

Frames and sills are done as part of every exterior clean, and this is where a fed-pole system earns its keep. The brush scrubs the frame and the rinse carries the dirt away, rather than pushing it into the corner of the glass, which is exactly where squeegee work leaves its worst marks.

Yes. Interiors are done traditionally with a squeegee and a detailing cloth, since a fed-pole system needs somewhere for the rinse water to go. Booking inside and out together is the only way to genuinely tell which side a mark is on.

Yes, on request. Screens are removed, washed, dried and refitted. In Toowoomba, screens collect a surprising amount of fine red dust off the Downs, and a dirty screen will dust a freshly cleaned window the first time the wind gets up, so it is worth doing together.

That is the main reason we use a fed-pole system. Most second-storey glass in Toowoomba is reached from the ground, which means no ladders leaning on your window frames, no ladder feet in your garden beds, and nobody working at height over your driveway. Where height access genuinely is required, the crew are Working at Heights certified and the work is covered by $20 million public liability.

Two or three visits a year suits most homes. Properties near main roads, on rural land with unsealed driveways, or exposed to the westerly dust off the Downs are at the higher end. Commercial shopfronts are usually monthly or fortnightly.

Yes, and they need it more than windows do. Glass balustrade collects hard water spotting from sprinklers and pool splash, which etches in if it is left. The same pure water system handles it, and the stainless fittings get done at the same time.

Yes, on a regular schedule or one-off.Commercial work is scheduled around trading hours, comes with a documented SWMS signed by every worker, and is covered by $20 million public liability. We invoice monthly with the work itemised by site.

Clean rain on clean glass does very little, because there is no residue for it to run into streaks. That is another practical advantage of pure water over detergent. If genuine grit blows on within a day or two of a scheduled clean, call (07) 4670 9396 and we will make it right.