EdenPro

It may be traditional, it may be how it’s always been done. Nevertheless, using ladders and buckets has now been superseded by the reach & wash system (aka water fed pole) and will eventually become a thing of the past.

Why?

For years it has been an accepted risk climbing ladders to wash windows. Ladder falls account for 40% of falls from height accidents investigated by the Health & Safety Executive in workplaces in the UK.

With the introduction of water fed poles feeding de-ionised water, the work can now be carried out safer, but also with far superior results.

How it works:

The reach & wash system uses an extendable pole feeding de-ionised water through to a brush. The windows and frames are initially rinsed with the water and then the brush is used to agitate the dirt.

De-ionised water acts as a magnet for dirt particles. Finally, the windows and frames are then rinsed with the di-ionised water which takes away all the dirt.

Because di-ionised water is pure (chemical and particle-free) the windows are left streak and spot free and can in effect provide a much superior finish than traditional window cleaning and particularly useful on UPVC double glazing and conservatories.

So a reach and wash system is not only safer, with superior cleaning, but your windows will shine longer and because it’s chemical-free, it does not harm the environment so is an ECO Friendly choice.

A reach & wash system is a big mind shift from traditional methods.

It requires a technical and financial investment from a window cleaning business and why many will not take the plunge.

At EdenPro, however, we believe this investment in equipment and technical know-how is justified. It puts our customers first by achieving the best possible results, it’s safer for us and the enviroment.