UPVC Cleaning Liverpool, professional window and door frame cleaning

Our UPVC cleaning starts from £100. That covers the windows, frames, sills and doors on a standard three-bedroom semi. White plastic holds onto dirt, algae and traffic film over time, and it slowly turns dull grey or green, especially on the ground floor where splashes from the garden and road spray build up.

We use a low-pressure system with a specialist UPVC cleaner that lifts the algae and grime without harming the plastic or the rubber seals. The price includes a full rinse, a wipe-down of the sills and a clean of the glass if needed. Bigger houses, extra doors, bay windows or a conservatory add to the time, so we price those on what we see and always tell you before we start.

Most frames sit right under the roofline, and when the windows come up bright the boards above can look tired by comparison. Our fascia and soffit cleaning can be added so the whole front matches.

Usually a same-day quote. A simple photo of your windows and doors showing the level of algae or grime is normally enough for us to give you a firm price. A shot of the whole front and back of the house is ideal, plus a close-up of the worst frame, so we can count the windows and see how heavy the staining is.

Send those photos on WhatsApp and you get 10% off your quote. Dirty frames make the whole home look tired, so we try to book the work in within a few days and keep the diary flexible around you. We are open seven days a week, 7am to 7pm, which makes it easier to find a time that suits.

If you would rather call us or fill in a form, everything you need is on our contact page. Let us know whether you want the glass done as well and if there is a conservatory, and we will come back to you with a clear price.

No, our method is designed to be safe for seals and gaskets. We use a low-pressure system that does not force water behind the seals, and the specialist UPVC cleaner we use is pH-neutral and kind to rubber and plastic. DIY jet washing at high pressure can blow gaskets out of their tracks, which leads to draughts and leaks around the glass.

We also take care around the handles, hinges, trickle vents and drainage slots at the bottom of the frames, which are often overlooked. Clearing those drainage slots helps the frames shed water properly, and cleaning round the hinges stops grit wearing the moving parts. Before we start we check for any cracked seals so we can avoid them and let you know.

It is the same no-high-pressure rule we follow higher up the house. Our roof cleaning uses hand scraping and a soft-wash treatment for exactly the same reason, because forcing water where it should not go causes far more problems than it solves.

Yes, that green line is caused by moisture and organic matter sitting on horizontal surfaces. Sills and the bottom rails of frames stay damp after rain, and dust, pollen and soil splashes give algae something to feed on. It is a very common sight in our damp climate, especially on north-facing windows.

Our specialist UPVC cleaner breaks this growth down quickly. We apply it, let it dwell for a few minutes, then rinse it away with a low-pressure wash. The result is a clean, white frame, and we treat the area to slow the algae coming back. Ground-floor windows above a patio or flower bed usually need the most attention.

If the green on your frames is matched by a green, slippery patio underneath, the two are often linked by splash-back. Our patio cleaning clears that up and comes with a free bin clean, so the whole back of the house looks fresh.

Once a year suits most homes. That is usually enough to stop algae and mould building up to a level where it becomes hard to shift. Homes on busy roads may need it more often because of traffic film, and overhanging trees encourage algae through shade and moisture, so every six months can make sense there.

Regular cleaning also helps you spot problems early, such as a split seal, a sticking hinge or a cracked sill, before they become expensive. Clean, bright windows and doors are one of the first things visitors and buyers notice, so it is a small job that makes a big difference to how the house looks.

Many customers book their UPVC clean in the autumn or winter so the frames look good through the darker months. If you are unsure about cleaning at that time of year, our guide on whether winter is a good time for exterior cleaning explains why it works well.

In most cases we can make a big difference. A lot of what looks like yellowing is actually a layer of grime, nicotine, traffic film and surface oxidation sitting on the plastic. Our specialist cleaner breaks that down and lifts it away, and many frames come up far whiter than their owners expected.

We will always be honest with you though. Very old UPVC that has been baked by the sun for decades can discolour right through the plastic, and no cleaning method will fully reverse that. We can usually tell from your photos which situation you are in, and we will tell you before you book so you know what to expect.

Clean white frames can make the walls around them look darker by comparison. If your brick or render has gone grubby too, our brickwork cleaning lifts years of dirt and staining, so the windows and walls finish at the same standard.

We use a cleaner made to break down the oily, sooty film that builds up from passing traffic. It clings to front doors, ground-floor frames and sills, and ordinary soapy water just smears it around. Our solution loosens the film so it rinses away cleanly with low pressure, without any harsh scrubbing that could scratch the surface.

Homes on main routes tend to need it more often, so we usually suggest every six months instead of once a year. Front doors and the windows nearest the road get the most attention, and we take extra care with door furniture such as letterboxes, handles and knockers, where black grime collects in the corners and edges.

Traffic film is a common problem on houses along the busy main roads in Old Swan and Bootle, where a clean front door and bright frames make a real difference to how the house looks from the pavement.

Yes, we clean conservatory frames, roof panels and glass. The white frames pick up the same algae and grime as your windows, and the roof panels collect leaves, moss and bird mess that turn them green and stop light getting through. We clean the frames, the roof panels and the glass with the same gentle, low-pressure method.

Polycarbonate roof panels scratch easily, so we never scrub them with anything abrasive or stand on them. Glass roofs are cleaned carefully from the outside, and we take extra care around the ridge, the end caps and the seals where water could find its way inside.

Conservatory gutters fill up quickly, especially under trees, and a blocked outlet is a common cause of water dripping inside. Our gutter cleaning clears them out and flushes the downpipes, and it is easy to do both on the same visit so the whole conservatory is sorted.

Yes, coloured and foiled frames just need a slightly different approach. Anthracite grey, black and wood-effect UPVC are finished with a thin foil or coating that can mark if it is scrubbed hard or cleaned with the wrong product. We use a gentle pH-neutral cleaner and soft brushes, then rinse thoroughly so no streaks or chalky residue are left on the darker colours.

Composite front doors get the same care, including the glass panels, letterbox and handles. Dark frames show water spots more than white ones, so we take time over the final rinse and wipe-down to leave an even, streak-free finish. If any foil is already lifting or peeling at the corners, we will point it out and keep water away from those edges so the damage does not spread.

Coloured frames and composite doors are popular on newer homes, and we clean them on estates such as Croxteth Park and around Moreton, Upton and Greasby on the Wirral.

Usually you do not need to be home, and we do not need to come inside. UPVC cleaning is done entirely from the outside, so plenty of customers leave us to it while they are at work. We just need safe access round the house, an outside tap or water supply and a spot to park the van nearby.

It helps if windows are shut and locked, gates are unlocked and anything fragile on the outside sills is brought in. Please keep pets inside while we work. Once we have finished we tidy the paths and sills, check the frames and let you know the job is done, so you come home to bright, clean windows and doors.

Lots of customers book their frames alongside a clean of the front. Our driveway cleaning can be done on the same visit and includes a free bin clean, which saves you arranging a second trip.