Window cleaner wanted

It's probably the conservatory roof pushing the price up.

The site below lists these prices for conservatory cleaning.
Interior and exterior cleaning £300 - £650

www.checkatrade.com/blog/cost-guides/conservatory-cleaning-cost-guide/

We have a house with a lot od windows, 20 in all, with 2 sets of french windows and a wall of windows, 13f, long opening onto the garden. We pay £50.

It is a professional company with a van and a team of operatives.

I couldn’t get past windows cleaned since before the pandemic 😱
Ours carried on all the way through it. He couldn’t afford not to.

We pay considerably too much according to posters here. However our windows sparkle and we're delighted to pay our cleaner. Tip too.

£50 Berkshire.
2 x big bay windows, 4 x pairs of French doors, 2 x sun tunnels, 4 x Velux, 9 x 4 pane other windows.

£100 to include facias, sills and double garage.

If he's charging £60 for a four bed detached, your window cleaner should be flying the skull and crossbones from his van aerial. I know that there are regional variations, but here in rural Northumberland we're paying £12.00 for a 3 bed detached bungalow, every 4 weeks.

Goodness! I had no idea window cleaning could be so expensive. Three beds, kitchen extension, French doors, porch, etc, no conservatory. £6 every 4 weeks, and they get up ladders and do it properly. Cheshire, semi rural.

I paid £30 for back and front windows, two lots of french doors, all fascias and front door for my terraced house in Brighton

I don’t live a million miles from you GSM but the difference a town can make eh !!

I have two bays and one single which is the equivalent of 7 single windows for £7 once a month

Shinamae

About six months ago, I paid £100 to have all the windows cleaned and the facias, they literally have not been done for years 🫣(three bedroom house, no conservatory)

North Devon

About six months ago, I paid £100 to have all the windows cleaned and the facias, they literally have not been done for years 🫣(three bedroom house, no conservatory)

Op

Have you asked other contractors for quotes?

GSM I certainly did expect to pay more as they haven’t been cleaned for so long. During the pandemic my DH tried cleaning them with cloth tied onto a pole. Only he would think it a good idea to clean the downstairs windows before doing the upstairs ones. 😂😂. They were not good. The conservatory is a one-off. £60 for regular cleaning is for exterior windows only.

Yes Greenfinch, it definitely depends on where you live.

When I moved here it was a new development. I asked my old window cleaner to carry on and almost the entire estate (30 houses) signed up for him too.
He must make decent money for a morning’s work, especially using the pole system.

We pay £15 per four weeks, for windows, window ledges and front door. I’ve never asked for facias to be done, so I don’t know.

Lord knows where some of you live! It’s no secret I live in North Norfolk. My window cleaner wouldn’t get out of bed for what some of you pay!

£32 every 6 weeks. Extended house with lots of windows. Surely it depends where you live?

Blimey £15 a month here
3 bed detached no conservatory

Since before the pandemic? Can you still see through them? It must be a major and pretty filthy job by now, hence the quote for the initial work which doesn’t surprise me if the cleaning has been neglected for so long.

£60 thereafter doesn’t sound too bad to me, four bed house, conservatory. I don’t know how your previous window cleaner survived!

Who is cleaning them?? George Clooney and Brad Pitt in person!!!
I’ve a big house with conservatory, French doors and porch - I won’t tell you what I pay (the window cleaner says I’m on a special rate and won’t put the price up) but the average amongst the neighbours is £15-£20 every month.