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They do it for £40 round our way, but it's a very quick 'blast of fresh water and a squeegee' job. Not great if you've got cack that's been caked on.
We have two useful things;
- telescopic window brush that accepts a hose pipe
- A squeegee / foam pad on a telescopic pole
You'll struggle to prevent streaking with tap water though; I try to use a bit of cleaning vinegar.
- telescopic window brush that accepts a hose pipe
Howard
It appears to be impossible to get a reasonably priced window cleaner at the moment (a neighbour had a quote of £110 for a 3 bed house) so looking like I'm going to have to do it myself.
I'd prefer to avoid ladders as bay windows mean having to put them at an awkward angle or stretch and try not to fall off. I would have thought there should should be some kind of pressure washer attachment but my quick search just brings up the crappy Karcher window vac thing. Anyone any bright ideas? Anything obvious I'm missing? Windows don't all open so doing them from the inside won't work.