Conservatory Cleaning in Kings Heath

Conservatories and orangeries are cleaned inside and out wherever we can safely reach. Roof panels, whether glass, polycarbonate or self-cleaning glass, are washed with pure water and a soft brush on the pole, and the uPVC frames, finials, ridge caps, glazing bars and the small gutters and box gutters around the structure are cleaned by hand or by pole as the layout allows. The point of it is to lift the green film off the roof and get the daylight back into the room.

Rear gardens are what turn these roofs green. The plots behind the older houses near the centre run long and narrow between high brick boundary walls, so a conservatory added to the back of one sits in shade for much of the day and holds damp long after a shower has passed. On the semis built over the old Haunch Farm land the conservatories tend to be wider and lower, tucked under the eaves of the original house, and the box gutter along that join fills with seed and blossom before anything else on the property does. Add a rear wall facing north or east, which is half the houses on any street running north to south, and the algae never gets a dry spell to die back in.

A visit starts at the roof, moves on to the frames and glazing bars, then the gutters and downpipes around the structure, and finishes with the internal glass and frames if you want the inside doing and the room can be cleared. Late spring is the usual choice, before you start using the room again, though a clean after the autumn leaf drop is what keeps the box gutters honest. Tell us the roof type and the rough size and we will quote for it.

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