Conservatory Cleaning in West Heath

We clean conservatories and orangeries properly, which means the roof as well as the frames. Glass and polycarbonate panels, self-cleaning glass, uPVC bars, finials, ridges, the roof gutters and the box gutter where the structure meets the house all get attention, inside and out wherever the glass can be safely reached. Pure water on the poles handles the roof and outer glazing, and the frames, cills and detail are worked by hand. What you get back is a roof you can see the sky through again.

Conservatories went up in numbers here through the nineties and early two-thousands, because the long back plots behind these semis left room to build out without losing the garden. A good many of those roofs are the tinted polycarbonate of that period, now chalky on top and green underneath, and the box gutter running along the back wall of the house is a silt trap that a ladder-and-bucket clean never properly empties. Where the structure sits tight against a boundary fence or a grown-out hedge, as it does on the narrower plots, it stays wet for most of the winter and the algae film returns faster.

A visit usually runs to half a day depending on the size of the structure. We clear the roof gutters first so nothing washes back over clean panels, then work the roof, then the frames, glazing bars and cills, finishing with the doors and side glass. Once a year suits most conservatories in West Heath, while a shaded roof does better on a spring and autumn pattern. Give us the rough size and the roof type and we will come back with a price.

We also cover nearby: Northfield · Kings Norton · Rednal · Rubery · Bournville  |  All our services in West Heath