Purerclean

Purerclean is a well established Spalding based window cleaning company in Lincolnshire with an excellent reputation. We pride ourselves on giving a first class service every time. Neil Gornall, who lives in Spalding started the company in 2003 and has continually strived to maintain the personal feel whilst building to one of the largest professional window cleaning companies in the area. Purerclean was the first Spalding window cleaners to use the new water fed pole system, having been using it now for many years we are confident we can deal with almost any situation which may arise.

We cover a very large area for our window cleaning services, starting at Spalding and radiating out over a vast geographic area. This Service Map shows some of the towns we cover, and of course we cover the areas in between as well. If your town or village is not mentioned, but you live nearby, chances are we cover your area too! This town has been added to our rounds in the last 2 years and has already proved to be a great place to work. With a good mix of residential and commercial work we can see a great future for Purerclean here.

Our window repairs and replacement service is a rapidly growing part of the Purerclean group, performing very well using the same levels of service our customers have come to know. Windows can fail over time allowing moisture to enter between the panes, ruining the look and usefulness of the whole window, however it is not necessary to replace the entire window, we can easily solve this problem by simply replacing the failed unit. Even the best made products can fail in time and eventually need attention; use the expertise of Purerglaze for your repairs.

Gutter Cleaning is vital - are your fascia's, gutters and soffits looking dirty? Your fascias, soffits and gutters are one of the first things anyone sees when looking at your property. To keep them looking clean and at their best they need cleaning regularly. They are there to serve a purpose, their job is to collect and remove the water from the roof and move it to a place away from the property. If gutters block or don't work correctly it can create lots of hidden damage and costly repairs. Purerclean can help, with our professional window and gutter cleaning equipment, based in Spalding, South Lincolnshire.

Our conservatory cleaning service is first class - does your conservatory or porch need some TLC, a good clean, make it bright and clear for the season? A conservatory can be a major investment but all too quickly they can become green and dirty - losing its beauty and impact it had when new. Using specialist detergents and our brushes to breakdown and scrub away the mould, mildew and grime. We then rinse it all away using our purified water leaving it looking as good as new.

Regular window cleaning is of prime importance throughout the UK because of our notoriously unpredictable and constantly changing weather. Grimy windows can harm a company's image. Clients or potential customers to your commercial property might not see that the glass is clean, but they certainly notice if it is dirty. Purerclean provides the finest commercial window cleaning services in the area. These services are provided throughout South Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Rutland, Leicestershire and Norfolk.

We are really proud to launch our new Service Map showing our window cleaning services area. This map is interactive and demonstrates some towns and villages in which we operate. It's virtually impossible to list every single town and village, because then the map would be littered with pin point markers so we have shown an array of these locations. Towns like Market Deeping, just outside Spalding in Lincolnshire where we work a great deal, with David Smith in the heart of the town centre. Spalding of course where we are based, and right across South Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.

I think that is down to 2 reasons, first the strange fascination we Brits have with the weather, and second the old belief that the rain will make your windows dirty. I have the answer to the second question, but the first is not so easy, why we seem to have such an odd fixation with talking about the weather, I have no idea! Over time a window will build up a thin layer of dust, that layer is usually so even its barely noticeable to the eye, but if a drop of water hits the glass the dust will be brought together and held within the droplet, the water will then evaporate, but as the dust can't evaporate it will be left behind, as a spot.