The inside of the glass, spotless too

Even in a tidy home, the inside of your windows quietly picks up a haze — cooking, condensation, dust and the odd fingerprint all leave a film that you only really notice when the low winter sun hits it. Cleaning the outside makes a difference; cleaning both sides is what makes a window truly disappear and the light pour in.

Interior work is a different job to exterior, and we treat it that way. We work carefully around your furnishings, protect sills and floors, and leave the glass clear without smears — the finish you'd want before guests arrive or after a room's had work done.

What internal cleaning covers

• Inside glass cleaned clear and smear-free
• Internal frames and beading wiped down
• Interior sills cleaned and dusted
• Care taken around blinds, furniture and flooring
• Ideal paired with an exterior clean for both-sides clarity

How we work inside your home

1. Set up with care

   We protect sills and the area beneath each window before we start, and work tidily room by room.

2. Dust before we clean

   Sills and frames are dusted first so we're not dragging grit across the glass.

3. Squeegee and buff

   Interior glass is cleaned with a squeegee and finished with microfibre for a clear, streak-free result.

4. A final smear-check

   We check each pane against the light before moving on — the inside of a window shows smears far more than the outside.

When internal cleaning really earns its place

Interior glass doesn't get dirty as fast as the outside, but when it does it dulls a whole room. It's the job people reach for before a party, a viewing or Christmas, and the one that finishes off a renovation once the dust has settled. Booked alongside your regular exterior clean once or twice a year, it keeps every window clear from both sides — which is when a room genuinely feels brighter, not just cleaner.