Conservatory Cleaning in Hall Green

A conservatory tends to be the part of the house nobody can reach, which is why the roof usually looks worse than the rest of it. We clean the panels, whether they are glass, self-cleaning glass or polycarbonate, along with the uPVC frames, the ridge, the finials, the guttering and the box gutter where the roof meets the house wall. Pure water and a soft brush on a pole do the work from ground level, and we clean inside as well as out wherever the glass can be reached safely.

The interwar houses in Hall Green came with unusually deep rear gardens, which is why so many of them gained a conservatory through the 1980s and 1990s. A good number of those roofs are still the original polycarbonate, now brittle at the fixings and dulled on the surface, and they sit low against the back wall of the house where the neighbouring garage and forty years of hedge growth keep the sun off them. Algae takes hold on a shaded panel far quicker than on an open roof, and the box gutter tucked between the conservatory and the brickwork is nearly always where the trouble starts.

A typical visit takes in the roof panels top to bottom, the frames and glazing bars, the finials and ridge, then the conservatory guttering and downpipe so the water actually gets away afterwards. Most people here have it done once or twice a year. Late spring is the popular slot, before the room gets proper use through the summer, though a clean in early autumn stops falling leaves sitting on the panels all winter. Send us the details online and we will come back with a quote.

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