A planned new town
Harlow was designated a new town in 1947 and planned by the architect Sir Frederick Gibberd, with neighbourhoods separated by green wedges. It's home to The Lawn, built in 1951 and often described as Britain's first residential tower block, and to the Water Gardens in the town centre. A lot of the original housing is flats and maisonettes, which shapes the work.
Flats, lets and moving day
With so many flats and rented homes, moving-in and moving-out cleans come up often. Our end-of-tenancy window clean does the inside glass, frames, sills and the runners of sliding doors and windows, and the outside where it can be reached safely. We can work from a key or key safe around the check-out date.
Upper-floor flats can often be done from the ground outside with a water-fed pole. Send a photo and we'll tell you before booking.
Newhall and the new neighbourhoods
Newhall, on the east side of Harlow, has been built in phases with modern homes and big areas of glass, and more new neighbourhoods are planned to the north around Gilston. New glass is easy to scratch while builders' grit is still on it. Our after-builders clean floats the grit off with plenty of pure water before any brush or cloth touches the glass.
Green wedges, green frames
Harlow's green wedges and town park mean a lot of homes back onto trees and grass. Shade and damp turn the north side of frames and fascias green. A frames, sills and fascia deep clean takes that off in one visit.