Window cleaning across the Medway towns
GlassStones cleans windows for homes and businesses throughout Medway. Chatham, Rochester, Gillingham, Rainham, Strood and the surrounding streets are all on our regular rounds.
Every clean includes the glass, the frames, the sills and the door glass. Conservatory roofs are priced separately, because they take longer and need a different method. Pricing is agreed before we start, so there are no hidden charges when the invoice arrives.
What you get from our team
- Experienced cleaners. People who have done this long enough to know which windows need care and which just need working through.
- Modern equipment. Purified water, water-fed poles and ground-based gutter vacuums.
- Domestic and commercial. From a two-bed terrace in Gillingham to a multi-storey office in Chatham.
- Attention to the whole window. Frames and sills included, not just the pane.
- Fully insured, with a 100% satisfaction guarantee on every visit.
Pure water technology, and why it matters here
Medway sits on the estuary, which means salt in the air on top of the usual traffic film and organic growth. Ordinary tap water makes that worse, because the dissolved minerals dry onto the glass and leave spotting.
We filter and deionise the water on the van before it goes anywhere near your windows. With the minerals removed, the water lifts the dirt, rinses clear and dries on its own with nothing left behind. No detergent, no residue running down the frames a week later, and no chemicals washing into the soil or the drains.
The water-fed pole system carries that water up to first and second floor windows from ground level. It is safer than ladder work, it is quicker, and it means nobody is standing on your conservatory roof or resting weight on your guttering.
Where we cover in Medway
Working the whole conurbation on set rounds keeps drive times short and visits on cycle. If you are just outside these areas, ask anyway and we will tell you straight whether we can reach you. Our Maidstone window cleaning round covers the other side of the county, and the Kent window cleaning page has the full picture.
Commercial window cleaning in Medway
For business premises the priority is usually the frontage and minimum disruption. We schedule commercial work to fit around trading, and we keep the same crew on the site so nobody has to explain the access arrangements twice.
Water-fed poles reach the upper floors of most commercial buildings in the Medway towns from ground level, which keeps the work off scaffolding and away from your entrances. For anything taller or with genuinely difficult access, we look at the building first and tell you honestly what we can and cannot reach before you commit to anything.
Shops, offices, salons, surgeries and industrial units all sit on our commercial round. Frequency is worth thinking about here. Glass on a busy high street picks up dirt far faster than an office park, and a shorter cycle usually costs less over a year than occasional heavy cleans.
Domestic window cleaning
At home the job is simpler but the standard is the same. We work through the full exterior of every window, clean the frames and sills, do the door glass, and leave the place as we found it.
Most Medway homes settle on a four or eight weekly cycle. Coastal and roadside properties tend to need the shorter one. Twelve weekly suits sheltered houses, and one-off cleans work for end of tenancy, sale photographs or after building work.
A first clean normally costs around double a standard clean, because there is far more to shift and the frames have often never been washed. If you choose a regular package, that higher first-clean price is waived and you pay the standard package rate from the very first visit.
Getting a price
The online window cleaning price form gives you a figure straight away. It asks about bedrooms, property type, how many complete windows there are, extensions, conservatories, skylights, bay windows, how we reach the rear and whether you want front only or front and rear.
Those questions are not padding. A bay is more work than a flat window, a conservatory adds a whole elevation, and access through the house takes longer than a side gate. Answer them accurately and the price you see is the price you pay.
What else we clean
Most customers add other exterior work to the same round.
Gutters. We clear every gutter and downpipe with a ground-based vacuum, and can add an external gutter wash plus fascias and soffits. Blocked gutters cause damp walls, stained render and rotten timber, and it is far cheaper to clear them than to repair the consequences. Full detail on the gutter cleaning in Kent page.
Conservatories. Glazing, frames and the roof, so the room gets its light back. Roofs are quoted separately from a standard window clean.
Fascias and soffits. Often ignored until they go green. Cleaning them makes an immediate difference to how the whole frontage reads from the road.
Driveways, patios, roofs and solar panels. Driveways and patios are pressure washed, with sealing offered afterwards. Roofs are done by gentle scrape, steam or low pressure depending on the covering, with a biocide to slow moss coming back. Solar panels are cleaned with purified water and nothing abrasive.
Driveway, roof and solar jobs all need a look at the property before anyone can put a number on them, so those enquiries go down as a call back rather than an instant price. Send a photo with your enquiry and it speeds the process up considerably.
Booking your clean
Get in touch through the online form, by email or by phone with your address, postcode and property details. A colleague will confirm the arrangements with you before the first visit, including access and anything we need to know about gates, pets or parking.
Regular customers pay by GoCardless, which collects automatically after each visit. One-off jobs get an invoice with a secure card link, and bank transfer or cash is fine if that is easier. We hold a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 1,400 active customers across Kent, which is the part of this we are most keen to protect.
For a town-by-town breakdown of where we go in Medway, see our Medway towns coverage page.