What is pure water window cleaning?

It's a method that uses deionised water, fed through a pole to a soft brush, instead of soap and a squeegee. Because the water has no minerals dissolved in it, it dries completely clear without leaving streaks or spots.

If there's no soap, how does it actually clean the glass?

The soft brush does the physical work of loosening dirt, and the pure water rinses it away. Because the water carries nothing to dry into a mark, there's no need for detergent to get a streak-free finish.

Can you reach upper-floor windows without a ladder?

Yes — the water-fed pole extends well beyond ladder height, so we clean second and third-storey windows, and most gable glazing, entirely from ground level.

Are the frames and sills cleaned too, or just the glass?

Frames and sills are included as standard on every visit, not charged separately — a clean pane surrounded by a grubby frame doesn't look properly finished.

Can I book a one-off clean instead of a regular round?

Yes. One-off cleans cost a little more than a round visit because there's usually more build-up to clear, but there's no obligation to set up a regular round afterwards.

How do I get set up on a regular round?

Call Trevor on 07501 060609, or get in touch through the website, and we'll arrange a first visit and agree a four or eight weekly cycle from there.

Pure Water Window Cleaning in Tynemouth

Trusted window cleaning across Tynemouth. Water-fed pole system reaches upper windows and conservatories without ladders. Fully insured, locally run.

North Tyneside Council · NE30 · 8.9 miles north-east of our Washington base

A regular window clean in Tynemouth typically costs less than most people expect once it's set up as a round rather than a one-off — the pole system is quick to work with, so a standard semi is usually done in well under an hour.

Because the pole reaches from ground level, we clean windows across Tynemouth without ladders on the wall or scaffold in the garden, covering upper floors and conservatory glazing just as thoroughly as the ground floor.

A water-fed pole changes that equation. It reaches every pane from ground level, so frames, sills and glass all get the same finish, top to bottom, without anyone going near a ladder.

Tight streets and limited parking

Terraced streets and estates with restricted parking aren't a problem for a water-fed pole round — the pole reaches well beyond where the van can park, so we don't need to pull up directly outside your window.

Trained to a proper standard

Biocide trained (2024)
Formal biocide training completed in 2024, relevant across our full range of exterior cleaning work.
Asbestos awareness trained
Trained to recognise and work safely around asbestos-containing materials, which matters on older properties.
Spill management trained
Trained in managing water and run-off responsibly so nothing ends up where it shouldn't.
Fully insured
Public liability cover in place for every visit.

Coverage across the North East

We cover roughly a 45-mile radius from our Washington base, running rounds throughout the North East rather than sticking to one small patch, so most towns and villages in the area fall within reach.

Pure Water Window Cleaning near Tynemouth

No detergents or chemicals on the glass

We don't add soap or chemical cleaners to the water. The cleaning comes from the brushing action combined with pure water's ability to dry without leaving residue behind, which also means nothing is washed into your borders or onto your patio.

What we do — and what we deliberately don't

We do use pure, deionised water through a water-fed pole, work every pane with a soft brush, rinse thoroughly, and clean frames and sills as standard, not as an extra. We do check access and adjust the pole angle for bays, dormers and conservatories rather than rushing past them.

We don't use detergents or chemical cleaners on the glass, and we don't put ladders against your walls or guttering. Skipping both is what keeps the finish streak-free and keeps your property free of ladder marks and propped-up risk.

When a conservatory or orangery is part of the job

1
Roof glazing first
Conservatory or orangery roof panels are cleaned first, since they collect the most airborne dirt and are usually the most neglected part of the glazing.
2
Side panels and frames
Vertical glazing and frames are worked next with the same soft brush and pure water rinse.
3
Guttering and finials check
We check the conservatory guttering and roof finials while we're up there with the pole, flagging anything that needs separate attention.
4
Rest of the property
The rest of the house windows are then cleaned as part of the same visit.
5
Final rinse and inspection
A last rinse and a check from ground level confirms the glazing has dried clear across the whole conservatory.