Post-renovation cleaningthat brings the glass back to new.

Post-renovation window cleaning

Renovation leaves a layer on your windows that ordinary cleaning will not shift: plaster dust, paint splashes, silicone residue, adhesive and protective stickers. Each of those needs a different technique — and, more importantly, one that will not scratch the glass.

This is one of the most delicate jobs we do. Construction dust contains sand and cement particles, and wiping it hard with a dry cloth makes it behave exactly like sandpaper, leaving permanent scratches. So we always begin with a wash that loosens and lifts the particles, and only then move on to spot treatment.

Silicone residue, adhesive and stickers come off with a professional blade held at the right angle and with dedicated solvents — never by force. Paint splashes come off the same way. We vacuum the tracks and frames before washing, because that is where most of the coarse debris collects.

We also work regularly with contractors and renovators on flat handovers and whole projects.

What the service includes

• Construction dust and plaster — removed with a wet method that leaves no scratches on the glass.
• Silicone and adhesive residue — removed with a professional blade and dedicated solvents, with maximum care.
• Paint splashes — off the glass, the frames and the tracks.
• Protective stickers — including old ones that have dried and hardened in the sun.
• Vacuuming and cleaning tracks — getting every bit of construction debris out of the runners.
• Blinds and shutters — washed with high-pressure water where renovation dust has got to them.