Conservatory cleaning near you

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About conservatory cleaning

What it usually involves

Cleaning the conservatory roof, frames and glass inside and out, clearing the roof gutters, and removing moss and algae.

How a self-employed cleaner can help

They'll have the poles and brushes to clean the roof without standing on it, and can tell you if any panels or seals look worn.

Questions worth asking

Questions people ask

How often should a conservatory be cleaned?

Once or twice a year keeps most roofs clear. Spring and autumn are popular times.

Can a dirty roof make the conservatory darker?

Yes. Algae and dirt can noticeably reduce the light coming through.

Should anyone walk on a conservatory roof?

No. A good cleaner works from ladders or poles and never stands on the roof panels.

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Why I started Carers & Cleaners

When my mum, Jean, was diagnosed with dementia, I found it surprisingly hard to find good local help. In the end we found a wonderful independent carer, and later a cleaner, by word of mouth. I built Carers & Cleaners so other families don't have to rely on luck.

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