On the edge of the forest
Epping Forest runs right up to the town and to Theydon Bois, and many homes back onto it or onto big garden trees. Trees mean shade, sap, leaf litter and bird mess. Shaded glass stays damp, and damp glass goes green. That's why conservatory roofs and lanterns here need doing more often than in open, sunny gardens.
Our conservatory roof clean covers glass and polycarbonate roofs, orangery lanterns and the glazing bars, from the ground or a ladder on a solid wall, never standing on the panels.
Period houses and the High Street
Epping's wide High Street holds a weekly market and is lined with older buildings, and the streets off it have Victorian and Edwardian houses with bays and sash windows. Older glass and painted timber need gentle handling. We clean those by hand or with pure water and soft brushes, with no blades and no pressure.
Larger homes, more glass
Larger detached homes around Epping often have orangeries, bi-fold doors and flat-roof extensions with lantern lights. Bi-fold runners and door tracks fill with leaf grit, so we clean the tracks as well as the glass on a frames, sills and fascia deep clean.
End of the Central line
Epping is the last stop on the Central line, so plenty of people commute and are out all day. For outside work you don't need to be in. Tell us how we get to the back garden, and whether there's a gate code.