Housing Association Window Cleaning

Customer Need Identified

The housing association required a reliable window cleaning partner to service an occupied residential portfolio, including low-rise and multi-storey buildings.

The priority was to maintain consistently high standards while ensuring resident safety, minimising disruption, and complying with strict health and safety requirements.

Key challenges included managing access across occupied homes, working safely at height, and delivering a resident-focused service that reflected the housing association’s commitment to tenant satisfaction.

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Recommended Solution Provided

We implemented a structured, planned window cleaning programme designed specifically for residential environments. Our service was built around safety, communication, and consistency.

Before mobilisation, we carried out site surveys and developed clear schedules aligned to the client’s priorities. Residents were notified in advance of visits, and our operatives attended site fully uniformed, trained, and briefed on resident engagement and safeguarding awareness.

We adopted flexible working methods to accommodate access constraints and resident needs, ensuring the service was delivered efficiently with minimal disruption.

  • External window cleaning across residential blocks
  • Communal area glazing, including entrances and stairwells
  • Regular scheduled visits
  • High-level window cleaning using safe access methods
  • Responsive ad-hoc cleans as required

Health, Safety & Compliance

Safety was central to service delivery. All works were completed using robust risk assessments and safe systems of work. Operatives were trained in working at height and residential safety protocols, ensuring compliance with all relevant legislation and best practice.

Resident-Focused Delivery

We understand the importance of delivering services in people’s homes. Our teams operated with a strong customer-service ethos, prioritising courtesy, clear identification, and respect for residents. Particular care was taken when working around vulnerable occupants, with flexible arrangements made where required