About Us
About Blake and Full View Window Cleaning
Full View is a window cleaning round run by me, Blake, for homes in Wickford and Rayleigh. Outsides with pure water through a pole. Insides by hand.
- Run by BlakeA local, independent round
- Two townsWickford and Rayleigh
- Pure waterMade in my van
- Homes onlyHouses, bungalows, flats
- Straight answersI say when I don't know
Our approach
Why I started Full View
I started Full View to clean a small number of homes properly, without rushing.
That means I only clean homes, and only in Wickford and Rayleigh. It also means I’ll tell you what I’m doing and why, including the bits that surprise people, like windows looking wet when I leave.
Full View is new. I don’t have reviews to show yet, so I won’t pretend I do. I’ll explain what I’m doing and do the job properly.
What I bring
How I clean windows
A water-fed pole
It carries pure water up to your outside windows, so I clean from the ground.
Pure water, made in the van
A reverse osmosis and deionisation system takes the minerals out, so the glass dries without marks.
A washer and squeegee
Inside windows are done by hand, because there’s nowhere indoors for rinse water to go.
How I work
What you can expect
I say what to expect
Your windows may look wet when I leave, and a first clean can show a few spots. I’d rather you knew before the first visit than after it.
I keep the round small
Homes only, in Wickford and Rayleigh only. I’d rather do those well than stretch further.
I say when I don't know
If you ask something I’m not sure about, I’ll say so rather than guess.
One-off or regular
Regular or one-off cleaning
A one-off clean does a good job on the day. A regular round stops dirt building up between cleans, which is why I recommend it. If you only want it once, that’s fine.
Outsides are every 6 weeks and insides every 12 weeks on the round.
From the blog
Window cleaning advice
Is pure water window cleaning better?
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.
Read the answer
Why are my windows still wet after cleaning?
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 answer
Why do I get spots after the first window clean?
A few spots on a first pure-water clean are usually old residue running out of the frames. Why it happens, how long it can take and what else to check.
Read the answerFull View in brief
About Full View Window Cleaning
The key facts, in one place.
- Who
- Full View Window Cleaning is a local window cleaning round run by Blake, a sole trader.
- Where
- Homes in Wickford (postcodes SS11 and SS12) and Rayleigh (postcode SS6), Essex. Nowhere else.
- Services
- Outside window cleaning with pure water through a water-fed pole, from the ground. Inside window cleaning by hand with a washer and squeegee. One-off cleans.
- What's cleaned
- Window glass, plus glass in doors where I can reach it. Ask about frames and sills.
- How often
- Outside windows every 6 weeks, inside windows every 12 weeks, or a single one-off clean.
- Who it's for
- Houses, bungalows and flats. No shops, offices or other commercial buildings.
- Prices
- Every home is quoted on its own windows, storeys and access, so there’s no price list.
- How to get a quote
- Fill in the form at Get a quote. Write a mobile number or an email address in the reply box, and I reply that way.
Get a window cleaning quote
Tell me about your home and I’ll reply with a quote.
Get my quote- Wickford and Rayleigh
- No pressure
