Salt on the seafront
Clacton faces the North Sea, and the wind carries salt spray onto glass, frames, balcony rails and solar panels along the front and well inland. Salt dries into a dull, gritty film that rain doesn't shift. Purified water dissolves it and dries clear, so it's the right way to clean seaside glass, inside a frame or on a roof.
Bungalow country
Clacton, Holland-on-Sea and the roads behind the seafront have a large number of bungalows. Low roofs mean almost everything can be reached from the ground: windows, fascias, soffits, gutter faces and solar panels. They also mean every green streak on the fascia is at eye level. A frames, sills and fascia deep clean takes them back to white in one visit.
Solar panels by the sea
Panels near the coast pick up salt and gull droppings, and on a shallow bungalow roof neither rinses off well in rain. Our solar panel clean uses pure water and a soft brush on a water-fed pole, with no chemicals and nobody on the roof.
Holiday homes and lets
Clacton has been a holiday town since Victorian times, with the pier first opened in 1871, and there are still plenty of holiday homes and lets. Our changeover and end-of-tenancy clean does inside glass, frames, sills and tracks between guests or tenants, usually from a key safe.
Further along the coast
We cover the whole Tendring coast, from Jaywick and St Osyth to Frinton and Walton. If you're further along, give us your postcode on the form.