Let’s be honest, nobody wakes up excited about getting their windows cleaned. You just want someone who turns up, does a proper job and makes life a bit easier.

That’s what we’re here for.

We’re a local Liverpool window cleaning company covering homes across the city every day. We clean your windows, frames and sills using purified water, so you get a proper finish without the mess.

We try to keep things as simple as possible. You’ll get a text on the morning we’re due, we’ll get on with the job, and you can pay online. No waiting in, no knocking for cash and no chasing people.

We’ve built our business around being reliable. Most of the time we turn up exactly when we’re supposed to. Every now and then the British weather, frozen pipes or a van breaking down gets in the way. If that happens, we’ll let you know and get you booked back in as soon as we can. We’d rather be honest than make excuses.

A lot of our customers have been with us for years, and that’s something we’re really proud of. We know there are plenty of window cleaners to choose from, so we never take your custom for granted.

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A bit about me.

Hi, I’m Edy & this is my one of my two sons, Isaac

I started this company 25 years ago because I got fed up hearing the same complaints from people. Window cleaners not turning up, never knowing when they were coming, having to find cash, or just disappearing without a word. some even just smelled…only joking

I thought it could be done better.

These days we’ve got a great team cleaning windows across Liverpool, but the idea hasn’t changed. Treat people properly, do the job to a high standard, charge a fair price and be honest if something doesn’t go to plan.

We’re not the biggest company in the country, and we don’t pretend to be. We’re just a local Liverpool business that takes pride in doing a good job.

If you decide to trust us with your home, we’ll do everything we can to make sure you’re glad you did.

Thanks for taking the time to have a look around the website.

Honestly its appreciated 

Hopefully we’ll see you soon.

— Edy