About us

Established since 2004 as a professional residential and commercial window cleaning service which in 2005 was expanded to include other home services. We have changed with times and invested in the Reach and Wash System. This was not only due to the efficiency of this pure water system but also keeping up with Health and Safety Regulations.

M&M Services use also cherry picker platforms. These are used as a solution to all of our awkward access problems. This ensures we have the right equipment to meet any of your cleaning specifications at all times.

Pure Water Technology

The Reach & Wash method of window cleaning utilises a 5 Stage Water Treatment System and Carbon Fibre Waterfed Poles to deliver 100% pure water to the window. The water treatment system utilises Reverse Osmosis and mixed bed De-mineralising Resin to produce 100% pure, Laboratory grade water. The nature of de-mineralised water is to strive to return to its natural impure state by actively absorbing all dirt, chemicals and minerals it comes across. When used for Window Cleaning, provided the correct technique has been used, the final rinse water dries to a perfect finish. In fact the window isn't just clean, it's left totally sterile. As no chemicals or detergents are used, the process is environmentally friendly. Traditional window cleaning leaves behind sticky soap residue, which attracts fresh dirt back to the window, while windows cleaned with the Reach & Wash System actually stay cleaner for longer!

BWCA

We are certified by BWCA (British Window Cleaning Academy). There are upto 180,000 window cleaners in the UK who service industrial, commercial and residential clients. The work of a window cleaner has become increasingly complex in recent years, due in large part to tighter regulation, better equipment and the adoption of specialist techniques(such as abseiling, powered access and water-fed poles)

The British Window Cleaning Academy was founded in 1997 in answer to the training need for professional window cleaners at all levels. The aim has been, not only to enable individual companies to improve their skills, but also to raise the level of professionalism within the industry.

Recently, The BWCA began its own accreditation programme for professional window cleaners called ClearChoice. This scheme is designed to help building owners and householders to find a professional (and trained) window cleaner.