Orangery glass roof cleaned near Forest Row, East Sussex, gutters cleared

Browns Window Cleaning · East Sussex

Glass roof, conservatory and detailed glazing cleaning

Careful cleaning for hard-to-access conservatory roofs, orangeries, lanterns, rooflights and other glazed structures.

Experience dating to 1997

Fully insured, DBS cleared

Quiet, careful service

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Careful

Controlled

Non-intrusive

Roof glass, thoroughly cleaned

Roof glazing gathers pollen, dust, bird deposits and organic matter that requires regular cleaning to prevent deterioration and eventual leaking. Cleaning and maintaining these structures protects your investment and allows you to fully appreciate big sky views.

Purified water and suitable pole equipment allow many areas to be cleaned without unnecessary disturbance around the property. Safe access is a critical consideration as is quality of finish. Pitch, height, any fragile surrounds, leadwork, seals and the position of extensions are carefully considered when working on your glass roofs.

This service includes

Conservatory roof glazing
Orangery lanterns and rooflights
Accessible skylights
Pool house glass and balconies
Glazed links and architectural roof glass
Frames, run-off and guttering
Interior roof glass by separate arrangement

Glass roofs, rooflights and detailed glazing

Clean glass roof viewed from inside against a blue sky

Rooflights being cleaned on a green roof near Turners Hill

From village homes to country properties

East Sussex homes and overhead glazing

Conservatories, glazed extensions, lanterns and rooflights are found on both modern family homes and older converted or extended properties across East Sussex. Their addition and proper maintenance add a lot of desirable character to a property and maintaining them is part of what we do.

Questions about glass roofs and rooflights

Can you walk on a conservatory roof?

No. Browns does not treat conservatory or roof glass as a working platform. Our method depends on suitable access and the construction of the glazing, and the work is only done where it can be completed appropriately.

Will purified water leave marks?

Correctly produced and applied purified water will dry without mineral spotting. Technique, rinsing and the condition of the glazing matter greatly for a flawless finish.

Can you clean the inside of a lantern or rooflight?

Sometimes. Interior access, furniture and the shape of the glazing must be considered separately but we are happy to visit and make arrangements.

Can this be added to a regular window clean?

It is a good idea for roof glass to be regularly cleaned as preventative maintenance. Apart from the pleasure a clean glass roof gives you, there are several reasons this is a good idea: Moss and lichen build-up and the associated retained dampness will cause long-term degradation. Eventually even the polished glass surfaces (which cannot drain as fast as a vertical window pane) will become etched, and dirt and moss retained around seals can contribute to their deterioration.

It keeps the cost considerably lower if we are maintaining cleanliness, rather than attempting a recovery clean on an occasional basis.