Conservatory Cleaning in Solihull

We clean conservatories and orangeries inside and out wherever the glass can be safely reached. The roof panels come first, whether they are glass, self-cleaning glass or the polycarbonate sheeting used on most older builds, then the uPVC frames, finials and ridge, and last the small gutters and the box gutter where the roof meets the house wall. Pure water and soft brushes lift the green film without harsh chemicals, which matters on self-cleaning coatings that the wrong product will spoil. Frames come back white rather than merely wet.

Solihull has a lot of conservatories. The postwar estates at Hobs Moat, Lyndon and Elmdon Heath filled up with rear additions from the 1980s onwards, and the detached houses put up around the same time came with a garden big enough to build one on. Those gardens are grown up now. A north-facing roof under a silver birch or a run of leylandii greens over within a season, and polycarbonate of that age goes cloudy as algae works into the flutes. The cloudy roof is the job we are called out for most.

A typical visit starts at the roof and works down, clearing moss and leaf litter out of the box gutter before it backs up against the wall and stains the render below. Once a year keeps most roofs clear, and spring is the natural time so the room is pleasant to sit in through the summer. Interior glass and frames can be added where the furniture allows access. Tell us the style and rough size and we will send a price.

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