We had a very interesting morning last Wednesday. Whilst cleaning one of our regular customers homes, we were asked if we’d be able to help clean some very delicate glass at her local church. More than happy to help, we followed her to the church and took a look at the window in question. Ockham Church in Surrey is one of the oldest standing churches in Britain today, dating back to the 12th century. Bearing in mind this glass was some 200 years old, we very gently cleaned the window with our soft bristled brushes and rinsed off to give it that Sullivan Shine! It was just up to the cleaners now to remove the cobwebs from the inside!

Gleaming Window
Having completed the window, our customer had one final task for us.
The Flag Pole

The Flag Pole – before cleaning
The Flag Pole was made of UPVC, exactly the same as many of the window frames that we clean on a day to day basis. It would have been impossible for anyone to clean with a ladder!

Cleaning the Flag Pole with pure water
Using pure water helps to break down algae. After a good all round soak, we gave it a gentle scrub followed by a good rinse to produce the fantastic results that our customer had dreamed of. She was ever so pleased as she had only managed to clean a small portion of it previously.

Cleaned Flag Pole
Our customer was so pleased that she spent the next half an hour or so showing us around the church, the clock tower and even the bells! So if you are ever in the area, I would recommend that you pop in and have a look around. Thank you, and we were glad that we could assist.