Conservatory Cleaning in Kings Norton

A conservatory asks for a different touch from a window. We start on the roof panels, glass or polycarbonate, using purified water and soft brushes on poles so the panel surface and the seals are not scoured. Self-cleaning glass is treated appropriately rather than scrubbed. Then come the uPVC frames, finials, ridge caps and the small conservatory gutters and box gutters, which silt up with grit and moss and are usually the reason rainwater is running down the wrong side of the glass. Inside faces are cleaned where they can be reached safely.

Conservatories went up all over Kings Norton, largely because so much of the housing came with a long rear garden waiting for one, the post-war estate houses as much as the 1980s and 1990s closes. A good many of those rear elevations face north or sit under garden trees planted decades before the conservatory arrived, and that combination grows a green algae film across the roof within a season or two. Gardens down on the valley floor near the Rea hold damp air until late morning, which only feeds it.

A visit works down from the roof to the frames and finials, then clears the roof gutter and box gutter so water actually leaves the structure. We look over the flashing line where the conservatory meets the house while we are up there and tell you what we find. Most people book once a year, ideally in spring so the room is bright for the months they will actually use it; shaded north-facing roofs sometimes want it twice. Send a photo of the roof with your enquiry and we can price it properly.

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