Rope Access Window Cleaning London

How we clean

We rig from the roof using the building's anchor points or our own dead weight anchor systems, then clean the glass drop by drop. Frames and sills are wiped down as we go.

We use pure water or traditional squeegee methods depending on the glass and the building. Either way, no chemicals run down onto the street or the floors below.

Buildings we clean

Residential blocks and apartment buildings
Office buildings
Mixed-use and retail buildings
Glass roofs, atriums and skylights

Regular cleaning contracts

Most of our clients book two to four cleans a year. We agree the price and the dates once, then send RAMS and a reminder before each visit. You don't need to chase us.

Rope access technician cleaning a window on a brick residential block — Residential block, London

Rope access technician cleaning glass balcony panels high above a railway — Glass balconies above a railway line

Period and office buildings

Stone façades with pediments, columns and deep sills, and brick office blocks with projecting bays. We rig to avoid loading delicate stonework and keep ropes clear of carved detail.

Rope access technician cleaning a tall window between stone columns on a period building — Period stone building

Rope access technician cleaning windows on a red brick office building — Brick office block, central London

Rope access technician in hi-vis cleaning windows between balconies on a new residential tower — New-build residential tower

Rope access technician working beside staggered cantilever balconies — Working around projecting balconies

Rope access technician in orange trousers cleaning windows on a Portland stone office building with columns — Portland stone office, central London

Working rope with a deviation and rope protector running down a brick façade — Rope protection and deviations keep lines off the stonework

Lower buildings: pure water poles

Up to around five storeys, we often clean from the ground with carbon-fibre water-fed poles. Pure water leaves glass spotless with no chemicals, and nobody needs to go on the roof. We choose rope access or poles at the survey, whichever is safer and better value for the building.

Water-fed pole cleaning sash windows on a Georgian brick townhouse — Georgian townhouse, Mayfair

Water-fed pole reaching the upper windows of a stone corner building at dusk — Stone corner building at dusk

Water-fed pole cleaning windows on a new-build brick residential block — New-build residential block

Water-fed pole cleaning sash windows on a rendered building — Rendered building with sash windows

Glass roofs and atriums

We clean curved and faceted glass roofs by rope access, working across the glass while the space below stays open.

Two rope access technicians scrubbing a glass roof with a water-fed brush — Water-fed brush on a glass roof

Rope access technician cleaning windows on a modern brick residential building — Modern residential block