UK-Based Specialists in Window and Skylight Cleaning
APT ICC provides professional window and skylight cleaning services across England and Wales, supporting hotels, universities, office buildings, high-rise developments, factories, and other commercial and industrial properties. The service covers the safe and effective cleaning of windows, rooflights, skylights, and glazed surfaces at all heights, including areas that are difficult to access.
Window and skylight cleaning is sometimes referred to as high-level window cleaning, commercial window cleaning, or glazed façade cleaning. While the terminology varies, the purpose remains the same: to keep glass and glazed surfaces clean, clear, and well maintained. Regular cleaning helps improve building appearance, maximise natural light, and prevent long-term damage caused by dirt, pollution, and mineral deposits.
APT ICC carries out both routine maintenance cleaning and more detailed window polishing. Polishing is used where limescale build-up, staining, or ingrained run marks have developed over time, restoring clarity and improving the overall finish of the glass. In addition to windows and skylights, cleaning can also be carried out on solar panels to help maintain efficiency by removing dirt and environmental debris.
Works are carefully planned to suit each site and building layout. Cleaning can be carried out at ground level or at height using safe access methods appropriate to the environment, allowing works to be completed efficiently on live sites with minimal disruption to occupants and operations.
With over 35 years of experience, APT ICC is trusted to deliver window and skylight cleaning across a wide range of sectors. Recent projects include high-level window cleaning at the Halo Building for Willmott Dixon in Bristol, external window cleaning for Owens Group in Magor, and internal window cleaning for council offices in Tredegar. All services are delivered under strict health and safety controls, providing reliable, high-quality results across England and Wales.