As
a window cleaner, my hatred of ladders is both private and professional.
Privately, I hate heights. Professionally, I hate the heaving and
hauling on and off the van, the positioning and repositioning as you move from
window to window. I hate water slopping
against my leg as I climb up and down. I
hate the juggling of passing the bucket and squeegee from one hand to the
other. But more than anything, I hate
the balancing.
It’s bad enough when you’ve got a straight
wall, with a window directly above you. But when you have a tricky window, ladders are
a nightmare. By tricky, I mean a window
above a porch, over a conservatory, or over a sloping roof. To clean tricky windows, you not only have to
perch on the ladder, you also have to perch on the obstacle in the way. If balancing on a ladder seemed precarious,
balancing half on a ladder and half on a porch seems an invitation to the Grim
Reaper.
It’s not good news for the window
cleaner. But it’s also not good news for
your house. When window cleaners balance
on sloping roofs and conservatories, tiles get knocked and panes of glass get
cracked.
Which is why Waterfed Pole Window Cleaning is good news for windowcleaners and good news for you. With my
waterfed pole window cleaning equipment I can reach even the trickiest of
windows up to 6 storeys high without my feet leaving the ground.
No more balancing for me. And no more broken tiles and cracked conservatory
roofs for you. Win-win!
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