White uPVC can become grey or green from traffic film, algae and weather exposure. Our cleaning service restores a fresher appearance to accessible fascias, soffits, gutter exteriors and frames.
Professional upvc cleaning in Maidstone and Kent
DB General Maintenance provides reliable, practical property care with clear quotations and careful working. We assess every job individually because access, surface condition, drainage and the surrounding property all affect the best approach.
Benefits of our service
- Brightens weathered exterior trim
- Removes general grime and organic growth
- Improves the appearance of rooflines and windows
- Can be combined with gutter clearing
How the work is completed
- We inspect the uPVC and identify access requirements.
- Suitable cleaning solution is applied where needed.
- Surfaces are agitated using appropriate soft brushes.
- The area is rinsed and surrounding surfaces are left tidy.
Suitable surfaces and properties
Fascias, soffits, gutter exteriors, downpipes, window frames, doors and conservatory frames. We welcome enquiries from homeowners, landlords, property managers and local businesses.
Clear quotations and realistic advice
Before work begins, we explain what is included and highlight any staining, wear or damage that cleaning alone may not correct. This gives you a clear understanding of the likely result and avoids surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Can you make old uPVC look new?
Cleaning can make a major improvement, but permanent fading, scratches or age-related discolouration cannot always be removed.
Do you use high pressure on window seals?
We use controlled methods and avoid directing excessive pressure at seals and vulnerable joints.
Can this be done with gutter clearing?
Yes. Combining both services can be efficient and will be itemised in the quotation.
Request a free quotation
Send photographs and a brief description of the work, or contact us to arrange an assessment. We provide free, no-obligation quotations for suitable work in Maidstone and surrounding parts of Kent.