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Landlords. Cleaner windows and façade, happier tenants. Why should you care?
As a landlord, of course you care about keeping your tenants happy and looking after your property. That being said, as a landlord, it’s vital that you always consider the commercial benefits of every expense or investment, from when to …
5 ways the state of your office can impact on staff morale
What does your office look like, what does it feel like when you walk in? If there’s a feeling of dread hanging over the room, if the dust makes you sneeze and the smells make you wince, if the incessant …
Why is it necessary to clean ‘self-cleaning’ glass?
The first sheets of self-cleaning glass started whizzing off the production line in 2001, with Pilkington credited with their development– miracle glass that could keep itself clean, perfect for all those hard-to-reach places like on multistorey buildings and glazed canopies. …
Window cleaning technology that could save lives – the water-fed pole
A variety of surveys over the years have placed high-rise window cleaning as one of the most dangerous jobs to do in Britain. They place it next to professions such as roofers, oil-rig workers and miners. So, the next time …
Diary of a high-rise window cleaner: Celebrating a new celebrity contract
One of the distinct advantages of living or working in a high-rise building is the amazing view that height can offer. But if your building is in a city, then the windows you look out through to see that view …
The danger to health and business of ignoring dirty office windows
Most jobs are fairly similar, incredibly dangerous and thrilling because of the heights we clean at as high-rise window cleaners, but similar – rectangular buildings, lots of dirty windows. But this job stood out. To start off with it was …
Diary of a high-rise window cleaner: Fancy cars and dinner diners
Most jobs are fairly similar, incredibly dangerous and thrilling because of the heights we clean at as high-rise window cleaners, but similar – rectangular buildings, lots of dirty windows. But this job stood out. To start off with it was …
Diary of a high-rise window cleaner: the day limescale stopped us in our tracks, briefly
Working for a regular client on a 3-storey building of theirs in Finchley we came across a common problem for city-based windows – heavy limescale (mixed with pollution and dirt) that require a little more than our usual exceptional service.…
What’s the right way to clean your high-rise building’s windows?
One of the distinct advantages of living or working in a high-rise building is the amazing view that height can offer. But if your building is in a city, then the windows you look out through to see that view …
Schools, are your windows ready for the new term?
While the long summer holidays may be the envy of practically every other profession, from the perspective of many teachers and pupils it never quite feels long enough. But when your school reopens to let in its hungry young minds, …