A pre-sale window clean in Brighton East, with all glass done inside and out in a single five-hour visit. Much of the glazing sat high on the house, and the pitched roof limited safe footing, so parts of the job were worked on harness.

The house was being prepared for sale, and the windows had not been cleaned for some time. Film on the glass shows up hardest in the angled light agents and buyers see during inspections, and it flattens the view from inside the rooms. Access was the real difficulty: a large share of the glazing sat high, and the pitched roof gave no stable footing close enough to reach it from above.
Rather than force access from the roof surface, the high glazing was reached on harness where footing was unsafe, which keeps the technician anchored instead of relying on tile or sheet grip on a pitch. The rest was worked from ground level. Glass was cleaned on both faces in the same visit, so internal film was not left to show against freshly cleaned exteriors once the property went to inspection.
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