Access and method come first
Exterior cleaning depends on safe access, height, surface material, drainage, weather and the existing condition. Supply photos of two-storey areas, narrow side access, steep ground, fragile roofing or difficult elevations before the appointment where possible.
Before window cleaning
- Confirm interior and exterior panes, screens, frames and tracks separately
- Clear fragile objects and furniture from indoor access areas where practical
- Unlock gates and identify windows that do not open normally
- Disclose tint, damaged seals, cracked glass, construction residue or hard-water marks
- Secure pets and advise about alarms or restricted spaces
Before pressure washing
- Move vehicles, loose furniture, fragile pots and electrical items away from the work zone
- Close nearby doors and windows and explain any drainage concerns
- Identify cracks, loose paint, damaged grout, weak coatings or delicate materials
- Confirm access to a suitable water source if required by the agreed method
- Plan for wet surfaces and keep pedestrians clear until the area is safe
Why a test area may be appropriate
Some aged, painted or delicate surfaces can change under cleaning pressure or chemical treatment. GoBright may recommend a lower-pressure method, a small test area, a changed scope or declining an unsuitable surface.
Weather and two-storey limits
Window work is available for suitable properties up to two storeys, subject to a safe-access assessment. Exterior appointments may be rescheduled when weather, access or site conditions make the agreed method unsafe or impractical.
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