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Thank you for visiting WindowsNeedCleaning
​"Wellington / Hereford"
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​We are Graham & Tracy Williams owners of WindowsNeedCleaning and we would LOVE! to clean your windows
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Window Cleaner Wellington
How We Clean Your Windows
The Pure Water Fed System uses water fed poles which have transformed the window cleaning industry. By using pure water pumped to telescopic carbon poles, we can safely and efficiently clean up to 65ft. Pure water used by our water fed pole system, is produced in our vans by passing the water through a 4-staged water filtration system to de-ionize the water, this extracts the minerals from the water. the windows are then cleaned by removing the dirt with a pole mounted soft bristle brush, then rinsing away the dirt with pure water. The windows and frames are left wet and when dry are left spotless and streak free.
9 Reasons For Using WindowsNeedCleaning Wellington To Clean Your Windows
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How We Run Our Business
  • All of our staff are trained and in uniform.
  • We practice a No-Contract policy for all of our cleaning services - we are that confident that you will want to stay with us.
  • We offer a 100% No Quibble, Money Back Guarantee.
  • We are fully insured up to £2,000,000 [proof can be provided just ask]
We Also Clean
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  • Conservatories
  • Conservatory Roofs
  • Fascia and Soffits
  • Gutter Emptying : This is how we will empty your Gutters.   ( Watch The Skyvac Video )
  • ​Gutters Outside
  • ​Solar Panels
  • Greenhouses
  • Garage Doors
           We will be pleased to give you a Free No-Obligation Quote for any of the above cleaning services at any time.

Payments Are Easy

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Interesting Facts About Wellington.

Wellington is the birthplace of the famous English composer and organist, Samuel Sebastian Wesley.

Wellington is home to the grade II listed church of St John the Baptist, which dates back to the 12th century and features a 15th-century tower.

Wellington was once an important center for the iron industry and was also known for its production of gloves, which were widely exported throughout the country.

Wellington is surrounded by the picturesque countryside of Herefordshire and the Forest of Dean, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Wellington is also home to several historic homes, including Court House and The Old Vicarage, which are now used as bed and breakfasts.