Exterior cleaning in Aghalee

Damp air off the lough grows everything faster

Being this close to Lough Neagh means damper, stiller air than you get up on higher ground. Algae and moss take hold quicker on north-facing render, on roofs, and along the shaded side of soffits and fascias. If you feel like you are getting it cleaned more often than friends in town, you're not imagining it. You probably need to.

Summer flies on the glass

Anyone living near the lough knows what the fly hatches do to windows. It leaves a residue that a quick wipe smears rather than lifts. Pure water and a brush actually shift it off the glass and the frames, and because there is nothing left behind to dry, the panes do not come up streaked afterwards.

Big roofs, long gutters, no mains needed

Rural properties around Aghalee and Aghagallon often have a lot of roof area draining into long stretches of guttering, plus outbuildings. We carry our own water on the van, so we are not asking to plug into your outside tap or run a hose across the yard. That's useful if you're on a well or your water pressure isn't great.