Glass cleaning services

Glass cleaning covers the cleaning of indoor and outdoor glass surfaces, windows, glass partitions, glass façades, frames and associated surfaces. The working method is always adapted to the site, height and accessibility of the glass, level of contamination and the environment in which the surface is used.

For indoor glass surfaces, we use conventional glass-cleaning methods, environmentally conscious cleaning agents and, where required, specialist tools. The surfaces are wetted and then cleaned using squeegees and manual equipment to achieve a clear, clean and presentable finish. We also pay attention to window frames, sills and glazed door surfaces.

For outdoor glass surfaces, we use purified water produced by reverse osmosis. Because reverse osmosis water contains virtually no dissolved minerals or impurities, it effectively picks up dust, pollen and environmental deposits and dries spot- and streak-free. Using carbon-fibre water-fed poles and specialist brushes, this technology can be applied from ground level at heights of up to 16 metres.

For higher-level or difficult-to-access glass surfaces, we can also use scaffolding, aerial work platforms, industrial rope access or, where suitable, drone-assisted reverse osmosis water cleaning. The appropriate solution is always selected according to the location, height and complexity of the surface and the safety requirements of the site.

We aim to work in an environmentally conscious manner. Outdoors, reverse osmosis water provides a completely chemical-free cleaning method without compromising the quality of the result. For glass affected by limescale or heavier contamination, targeted cleaning agents or descaling treatments can be used where required.

Which glass surfaces do we clean?

Indoor windows
Outdoor windows
Glass partitions
Glass façades
Shopfront glazing
Glass doors
Window frames and sills
High-level glass surfaces
Difficult-to-access glass surfaces

Where do we provide glass cleaning?

Office buildings
Industrial halls
Factories
Printing plants
Listed and heritage buildings
Churches
Apartment buildings
Hotels and guesthouses
Commercial kitchens, bakeries and pastry shops
Restaurants, cafés and hospitality venues
Sports facilities and gyms
Swimming pools
Museums and galleries
Theatres, cultural institutions and event centres
Shopping centres
Public transport vehicles
Warehouses and logistics centres
Schools, universities and educational facilities
Community spaces
Public administration buildings
Railway stations and airports

What types of contamination do we remove?

Dust
Pollen
Fingerprints
Environmental contamination
Traffic-related deposits
Bird droppings
Limescale marks
Rain marks
Outdoor deposits
Contamination caused by indoor use

Why do we recommend professional glass cleaning?

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor glass surfaces
Reverse osmosis water can provide a spot- and streak-free finish
Outdoors, we use a chemical-free cleaning technology, reducing unnecessary chemical use in the working environment and surrounding area
We also clean high-level glass surfaces
We work using aerial work platforms, scaffolding, industrial rope access or drone-assisted technology
We use environmentally conscious cleaning agents and targeted cleaning technologies
Effective in office, industrial, institutional and commercial environments
The work is adapted to the operation of the building and site conditions

When is glass cleaning recommended?

for the regular maintenance of office buildings, institutions and commercial premises
for the periodic cleaning of glass façades
as part of deep cleaning or refurbishment
before a tenant changeover, handover or event
for high-level or difficult-to-access glass surfaces
to remove outdoor dust, pollen, bird droppings or traffic-related contamination
for treating limescale-affected or stained glass
at sites where a clear, clean and presentable appearance is important

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between indoor and outdoor glass cleaning?

For indoor glass surfaces, we typically use conventional glass-cleaning methods, manual tools and environmentally conscious cleaning agents. Outdoors, we use reverse osmosis water, which dries spot- and streak-free and can be applied from ground level at heights of up to 16 metres using a specialist carbon-fibre water-fed pole system.

How do we clean high-level glass surfaces?

For high-level or difficult-to-access glass surfaces, the method is selected according to the conditions at the site. We may use carbon-fibre water-fed poles, scaffolding, aerial work platforms, industrial rope access or, where suitable, drone-assisted reverse osmosis water cleaning.

Why does reverse osmosis glass cleaning not leave marks?

Reverse osmosis water contains virtually no dissolved minerals or impurities, so when it dries it does not leave the usual limescale or mineral deposits on the glass. This makes it particularly effective for outdoor glass cleaning.

Can glass cleaning be carried out in an operational building?

Yes. In most cases, glass cleaning can be carried out in operational office buildings, institutions, commercial premises and industrial environments. The work is coordinated with site use, opening hours, operational activities and safety requirements.

What determines which glass-cleaning method is used?

The method is selected according to the location, height, accessibility and level of contamination of the glass, the surrounding conditions and the required result. Different approaches may be appropriate for indoor windows, outdoor glass façades, limescale-affected surfaces or high-level glazing.

Choosing the right cleaning technology can result in significant time and cost savings.

For more than 35 years, we have been helping our clients select the most effective cleaning and surface cleaning solutions throughout Budapest and across Hungary.

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