A local window cleaner covering Maidstone and the surrounding area. Clear communication, a fixed price and a streak-free finish on every visit.
You know what is booked, what it costs and who to contact. A colleague confirms the arrangements before the first visit.
We work quietly, close gates behind us, keep off borders and planting, and leave no mess behind.
Purified water, no detergent residue and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If a window is not right, we come back to it.
The price is agreed before we start. No hidden charges and nothing extra on the invoice.
GlassStones is a local window cleaning round covering Maidstone and the surrounding area. Homes, shops, offices and rented property. Glass, frames, sills and door glass on every visit, with conservatory roofs priced separately.
Most complaints about window cleaners are not about the cleaning. They are about not knowing when someone is coming, not being told when plans change, and not being able to reach anybody afterwards. We built the way we work around fixing that.
The clean is done with purified water fed through a pole from the ground. Deionised water has had the dissolved minerals removed, which is what causes spotting when ordinary tap water dries. It lifts the dirt, rinses clear, and dries on its own without needing to be buffed off.
The pole system also reaches upper floors safely from the ground. That matters on Maidstone's older terraces and townhouses, where there is often nowhere sensible to stand a ladder and nothing safe to rest it against. No ladders leaning on gutters, no damage to render or brickwork, and no one working at height over your path.
Where a window is better done by hand, we do it by hand. Heavily soiled shop glass and some old timber frames respond better to traditional work and a finishing wipe. We pick the method that suits the window.
A window cleaning round only works if it keeps its cycle. We plan routes tightly so visits stay on schedule, and we tell you when weather or a full round moves things rather than leaving you wondering.
We are fully insured, and we hold a 4.9 out of 5 rating from more than 1,400 active customers across Kent. That comes from doing the same job well repeatedly, not from anything more complicated than that.
Modern equipment is mostly about safety and consistency rather than speed.
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| You get in touch | Use the online form for an instant price, or send us your address and property details |
| We confirm | A colleague goes through the details, the frequency and the price with you |
| First clean | The full exterior of every window, plus frames, sills and door glass |
| Payment | GoCardless after each visit for regular customers, or a card link for one-offs |
| Afterwards | We return on your chosen cycle, and you can pause or change it by getting in touch |
You can get a figure straight away from the online window cleaning price form. It asks about bedrooms, property type, window count, extensions, conservatories, bay windows and how we reach the rear, because those are the things that change how long a clean takes.
A first clean normally costs around double a standard clean. There is more built-up dirt to remove and the frames and sills usually have not been washed in a long time. Choose a regular package on a four, eight or twelve weekly cycle and we waive that higher first-clean price, so you pay the standard package rate from the very first visit. The waiver assumes your first three cleans; the terms explain what happens if you stop sooner.
One-off cleans are available too, for end of tenancy, sale photos or after building work.
Fill in the online form, use the contact page, or ring the office. Tell us your street and postcode, the property type and roughly how many windows there are, and whether you want front only or front and rear. If access to the back is through a gate, an alley or the house itself, mention that as well.
We will confirm what the clean covers and what it costs, and a colleague will arrange the visit with you. We do not commit to an arrival time on a web page, because rounds move with the weather and we would rather be straight with you.
If you want more background on how we work across the town, read our main Maidstone window cleaning page. We also cover Medway, Rochester, Rainham, Gillingham and Chatham on the same basis.
For the full picture of what a Maidstone clean covers and what it costs, see our main Maidstone window cleaning page.
Use the online window cleaning price form for an instant figure, or send us your address and property details through the contact page.
We need the street and postcode, the property type, roughly how many windows there are, whether you want front only or front and rear, and how we reach the back.
No. The work is all outside, so as long as we can reach the rear the clean goes ahead whether you are in or not.
Just tell us in advance if the side gate is locked, alarmed or shared with a neighbour, and let us know about any dogs in the garden.
We clean the full exterior of every window, plus the frames, the sills and the door glass. It takes longer than a repeat visit because the built-up dirt has to come off first.
A first clean normally costs around double a standard clean. Choose a regular package and that is waived, so you pay the package rate from the very first visit.
Yes. Get in touch and we will move you between 4-weekly, 8-weekly and 12-weekly, or pause the round.
Tell us before the next scheduled visit where you can, so we are not turning up when you did not want us.
Yes. We clear every gutter and downpipe with a ground-based vacuum and can add an external gutter wash plus fascias and soffits. There is more detail on the gutter cleaning in Kent page.
We also clean driveways, patios, roofs and solar panels. Those three need a look at the property before anyone can put a price on them, so we book a call back rather than quoting online.
Regular customers use GoCardless, which collects automatically after each visit. One-off jobs get an invoice with a secure card payment link.
Bank transfer and cash are both accepted if either is easier for you.
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