“A proper window cleaner uses ladders…” We see this said quite often online, along with claims that telescopic poles cannot clean upstairs windows properly. The truth is simple: a proper window cleaner uses the safest and most effective method for the job. For most homes, we use a professional water-fed pole system. This is not just spraying water at your windows from the ground. A soft brush physically scrubs the glass, frames, vents and sills, removing dirt, cobwebs and traffic film. We then rinse with purified water, which dries clear without the spots or streaks ordinary tap water can leave. This means upstairs windows can be cleaned thoroughly, including the upper frames and awkward areas that may be difficult to reach safely from a ladder. Ladders absolutely still have a place for certain jobs and access issues. But using one does not automatically make a clean better. They add fall risks, may not be suitable on uneven ground, and can be awkward around gutters, paths, gardens and conservatories. The UK Health and Safety Executive says that window cleaners should avoid working at height where reasonably practicable, specifically giving telescopic water-fed poles as an example. We have been cleaning windows since 2020. We use modern equipment because it lets us provide a safe, reliable and high-quality clean, while keeping both our team and your property looked after. Deluxe Window Cleaning Ltd. Traditional standards. Modern, safer equipment. Covering most areas of the uk Www.Deluxewindowcleaning.Co.Uk