
Outside windows
Pure water through a water-fed pole, from the ground. Glass, frames and sills, every 6 weeks or once.
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Homes in Wickford and Rayleigh
I’m Blake. I clean the outside of your windows with pure water from the ground, and the inside by hand. Every 6 weeks, every 12 weeks, or just once.
What I clean
Outsides and insides are different jobs, so I clean them in different ways. Pick one or both.

Pure water through a water-fed pole, from the ground. Glass, frames and sills, every 6 weeks or once.
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Tell me about your windows and I’ll say what I’d do. No pressure to say yes.
Why the glass looks wet when I leave
Tap water carries tiny minerals. When it dries on glass, the minerals stay behind and show up as spots.
At Full View, I make my own pure water in the van and take the minerals out first. I wash and rinse the glass with it, then leave it to dry. Wiping it would only add streaks, so I don’t.

Reviews
Full View is new. When customers choose to leave a review, you’ll see it here, word for word.
I’d like my first reviews to be honest ones. Send a quote request and see how the first clean goes.
Get my quoteHow it works
No call centres and no pushy sales. Just me.
Tell me your name, your postcode and which windows you’d like cleaned. It takes about a minute.
I look at what you’ve told me and reply the way you asked, with a quote for your home.
I come on the day we agree. Outsides are done with pure water from the ground. Insides are done by hand.
Outsides every 6 weeks and insides every 12 weeks. Or a one-off, and that’s it.
Get my quoteHomes only
I only clean homes, and only in Wickford and Rayleigh. Keeping it small means I know the area and I can do each job properly.

About Us
Full View is my window cleaning round. I started it because I’d rather do a small number of homes well than rush through lots of them.
I’ll tell you what I’m doing and why, including the parts that surprise people, like windows looking wet when I leave. If something looks wrong afterwards, tell me and I’ll look at it.

Window cleaning advice
The questions homeowners actually ask, answered plainly.

Pure water is better for outsides, and not for everything. Here’s where it wins, where it doesn’t, and why I use both methods.
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There isn’t one right gap between cleans. What changes the answer, and how I’d pick a schedule for your home.
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Wet glass after a pure-water clean is the water drying, not a job left unfinished. Why I leave it, and what can still mark the glass.
Read the answerFAQs
Short answers. The full list is on the questions page.
It depends on your windows, so I quote for your home instead of putting a price on this page. Send a request and I’ll reply with one.
Outsides every 6 weeks and insides every 12 weeks on the round. Or once, if you’d rather.
For insides, yes, or we agree how I get in. For outsides it depends whether I can reach every window, for example through a side gate.
Pure water dries without marks, so I leave it to dry instead of wiping it. It’s a sign the clean is done, not a sign it isn’t.
It depends how hard it’s raining. If I can’t do a good job, I’ll move the visit and tell you.
Yes. A regular round stops dirt building up, which is why I recommend it, but one visit is fine.
Wickford (SS11 and SS12) and Rayleigh (SS6). Put your postcode in the form and it tells you.
No. I clean homes only.

Tell me about your home. I’ll reply with a quote, and there’s no pressure to say yes.
Get my quoteWhere I work
I clean homes in two places only, so I can do them properly. Pick yours.