The frequency of conservatory cleaning largely depends on several factors, such as location, weather, and how frequently the conservatory is used. As a general guideline, it is recommended that you have your conservatory cleaned at least twice a year, preferably in spring and fall. However, if you live in an area with high pollution or dust levels, you may need to have it cleaned more frequently. If you notice signs of dirt or staining on your conservatory windows or roof, it is best to have it cleaned as soon as possible to avoid any potential damage.

When it comes to cleaning conservatory glass, it's important to use cleaning solutions that are safe and effective. Ammonia-based cleaners should be avoided as they can damage the seals and frames of your conservatory, as well as leave unsightly streaks. Instead, it's recommended to use a mild soap solution, such as dish soap or a specialized conservatory cleaning solution. These are safe for most conservatory glass types and won't cause any damage or leave any streaks.

 It's also important to use a soft cloth or sponge to apply the solution, as abrasive materials or rough surfaces can also cause damage to the glass. If you're unsure about which cleaning solution to use, it's always best to seek the advice of a professional conservatory cleaning service.

The window cleaning process should not cause any damage to your conservatory if it's done correctly. Professional conservatory cleaning companies have the experience and equipment to perform the job safely and effectively. 

They use specialized cleaning solutions and tools to remove dirt and grime without causing any harm to the conservatory's glass or structure. However, it's important to note that neglecting to clean your conservatory windows can actually cause damage over time, as dirt and debris can accumulate and cause scratches or other damage to the glass. 

If you hire a reputable and professional cleaning company, you can rest assured that your conservatory will be safe during the cleaning process.

Yes, most professional conservatory cleaning companies offer roof cleaning services for conservatories as well. Cleaning the roof of your conservatory can be a challenging task, and it's important to ensure that it's done correctly to avoid any damage to the roof or structure. 

Professional conservatory cleaning companies have the necessary equipment and experience to safely and effectively clean your conservatory roof glass, removing any dirt, moss, or algae buildup. Regular cleaning of your conservatory roof will not only improve the appearance of your conservatory but also help extend its lifespan by preventing damage caused by debris buildup.

YES,  as a commercial window cleaning service, we understand the importance of safety and peace of mind for our clients. That's why it's our top priority to ensure that we are fully licensed and backed by liability insurance coverage. Our active license attests to the credibility of our service and the skills of our professionals.

The time it takes to clean conservatory windows largely depends on the size of the conservatory and the extent of the cleaning required. A small conservatory with straightforward window panes can take 1-2 hours to clean thoroughly, while larger or more complex conservatories can take several hours to complete. 

The cleaning process may also take longer if the windows are dirty or need additional attention to remove debris, streaks, or staining. The best way to estimate the time required for your conservatory cleaning is to consult with a professional conservatory cleaning company, which can provide an accurate estimate based on the specific size and details of your conservatory.

Professional cleaning companies use specialized equipment to clean conservatory glass effectively and safely. This equipment may include telescopic poles, soft cleaning brushes, and pure water-fed systems that use pure water instead of traditional cleaning solutions. 

The pure water is pumped through a specialized telescopic pole that has a brush attachment at the end. The brush is used to scrub the glass to remove dirt, debris, and grime, and then pure water is used to rinse and remove any remaining residue. This system is safe and effective for cleaning conservatory glass without the need for harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could potentially damage the glass or the structure of the conservatory.