An overspill town that kept growing
Witham was expanded under the town development schemes of the 1960s and 1970s, with large estates built for people moving out of London. Many of those homes have now had their original windows replaced with uPVC, and the frames, sills and fascias have had decades of weather. A frames, sills and fascia deep clean takes them back to white.
New estates
New housing has gone up on the edges of Witham in recent years, and more is planned. New homes come with builders' dust, mortar specks, paint spots and protective film. Our after-builders clean floats the grit off with pure water before anything touches the glass, so the new windows don't get scratched on day one.
Chipping Hill and the old town
The oldest part of Witham is around Chipping Hill and Newland Street, with timber-framed and Georgian buildings, painted timber windows and older glass. We clean those by hand or with a soft brush and pure water, and we don't use blades or strong solvents on old glass.
River Brain and green streaks
The River Brain runs through the town, with green spaces and trees along it. Homes beside the river walks and parks get shade, damp and leaf drop, which turns conservatory roofs and north-facing frames green. Our conservatory roof clean covers glass and polycarbonate roofs from the ground.
Commuter homes, nobody in
Witham is on the main line to London, and plenty of people are out all day. For outside work you don't need to be home, as long as we can get to the back garden. Leave the side gate unlocked or tell us the code.