Tenants on upper floors know the problem: windows are dirty, but washing them from outside is scary and dangerous. Here are safe options — and when it's worth calling a pro.
1Why it's dangerous
Statistically, falling from height is one of the most common household accidents. Even leaning out on the third floor is risky. On the tenth floor and above — it's simply off the table.
2Safe alternatives
Magnetic window brushes let you clean the outside without leaning out. However, they can't handle heavy soiling and don't work on double-glazed units.
3Professional window cleaning
Our specialists use telescopic systems (up to the 4th floor) and rope-access equipment (higher floors). All staff are trained in safety procedures.
4How often to wash windows
Upper floors need cleaning 2–3 times a year. Lower floors (exposed to dust, rain, and road dirt) — every 1–2 months.
