Nova Clean
Window cleaning in London
Specialist assessment, a clear scope and a quotation tailored to your property.
Window cleaning · Greater London
Window cleaning in London
Tired of washing your windows and leaving streaks? NOVA CLEAN are available for all commercial, retail and domestic clients in London.
What services do we offer?
NOVA CLEAN offers routine cleaning, after builders cleaning, cleaning of very dirty and difficult to access windows. Designed to meet the very highest window cleaning standards whilst maintaining health and safety requirements.
Why clean your windows regularly?
Clean windows can make a big difference to the brand image of your business. Office buildings with clean windows lets the client know the owner maintains high standards across their business. Regular window cleaning also reduces lime scale build-up making the cleaning process easier. We work on conservatories, glass roofs, mirrors, tall buildings and shop windows. We also take care of after builders cleaning of windows, which includes removing residues from railings, scraping traces of plaster and paint on the windows and removing traces of glue from the panes and frames without scratching the surface. Scraping is a delicate task that requires expertise so as to not scratch the glass. Window and glass cleaning remains one of the toughest cleaning tasks to achieve if you want an impeccable result, and it is always best to contact a professional.
Clean windows allow clean air to flow in to a house, with daylight more enjoyable without dusty windows blocking out the sun. With clean windows you avoid shadows cast from fingerprints, water deposits, and grime, making a house more attractive to potential buyers or renters.
The information that makes your quotation accurate
Photographs should show both the overall space and representative close-up areas, with an approximate floor area and a description of the surfaces involved. For window cleaning, the time needed depends on the amount of soiling, the layout, access and any specialist treatment. Identify delicate finishes, recently installed materials, existing damage and items you want to keep. The quotation should distinguish cleaning from clearance, waste removal, repairs and any additional treatment that may be appropriate.
An agreed cleaning specification is more useful than a promise that everything will look new. Some marks are permanent, some coatings cannot tolerate the same treatment as the material beneath, and contaminated porous materials may require a different decision from washable hard surfaces. If the assessment reveals additional work, the revised scope and price should be agreed before it proceeds. Ask which areas are included, what preparation is expected and what documents or photographs will be supplied at handover.
Planning window cleaning across Greater London
We discuss projects throughout London and Greater London, including Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Camden, Islington, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Greenwich, Croydon, Wandsworth and Ealing. The postcode helps identify the right local arrangements, but the condition of the property, the access route and the actual work required determine the proposed approach. A basement flat, a fourth-floor walk-up, a shop on a busy high street and a managed commercial building each present different practical constraints.
When requesting a visit, mention stairs, lifts, parking restrictions, loading bays, building management requirements and the times when work can take place. Tell us whether water and electricity are available, whether the property is occupied and whether other contractors will be present. These details make it possible to agree a realistic scope rather than quote solely from the number of rooms. Work outside Greater London should be discussed separately before an appointment is assumed.
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Discuss your cleaning project
Send your London postcode, photographs and an outline of the work you need. We will discuss the scope, access and availability before confirming a detailed quotation.