Estuary air
Homes near the Blackwater, Hythe Quay and Heybridge Basin get salt and damp on the glass and frames, and frames on the river side go green faster. Purified water lifts the salt film without leaving spots. A frames, sills and fascia deep clean takes the green off the plastic as well.
Old town windows
The streets around the High Street and Market Hill have older cottages and Georgian fronts with small panes and timber frames. We clean those carefully by hand, with no blades on old glass and no harsh chemicals on painted timber.
Newer homes
Newer homes around Heybridge and the edges of town often have conservatories and solar panels. Both are cleaned from the ground with pure water and soft brushes.
Salt off the Blackwater
Homes near the Hythe Quay and along the estuary get a fine salt film on their glass and solar panels from the wind off the water. Pure water dissolves it and dries clear. Our guide on cleaning salt off windows by the sea explains how.
Older houses up the hill
Maldon's old town climbs from the Hythe up to the High Street and All Saints' Church, with older and listed buildings and painted timber windows along the way. We clean older glass gently with pure water and soft brushes, with no blades on old glass and no pressure on paint.
Heybridge and the newer homes
Across the river in Heybridge and on Maldon's edges there are newer estates, where solar panels, conservatories and uPVC fascias are the usual jobs. A photo on WhatsApp is enough for us to quote.