Glazing · Blinds · Work at height

Window and glazed surface cleaning

Glazing is the first thing a visitor looks at and the last thing anyone thinks of maintaining. We clean windows, shop fronts, glass roofs and partitions — from the ground floor to the top floor.

Three NCIEC rope-access technicians cleaning the windows of an office building

Window cleaning

Interior and exterior glazing, shop windows, bay windows, glass partitions. Purified water and professional equipment: no streaks, no limescale, no residue on the seals. Regular or one-off cleaning, including outside normal hours.

NCIEC window cleaner cleaning a glass wall with a squeegee

Work at height

Glass façades, head offices, high-rise buildings. We work from aerial platforms, with staff trained for work at height and the required permits.

Before every job we draw up an access plan : platform type, parking area, signage, time slot. That's what prevents postponements on the day.

Schedule work at height
NCIEC technician on an aerial work platform along a façade

Cleaning of blinds and sun protection

Interior and exterior blinds, venetian blinds, roller blinds, screens, technical fabrics. Dusting and deep cleaning without bending the slats or jamming the mechanisms.

How often should windows be cleaned?

In urban areas and along main roads, four cleans a year are rarely enough to keep a decent finish; in sheltered areas, two may suffice. We recommend a frequency after a visit, based on the building's actual exposure.

Spotless windows, at the right frequency

We come and look at the building, assess exposure and access, then provide a price.