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Best window cleaners in Leeds: 3 local window cleaning firms
Regular window cleaning, conservatory roofs, gutters and fascias. Below are 3 window cleaning firms in Leeds, how traditional and water fed pole cleaning compare, and what to ask before you sign up for a regular round.
How we check: each card shows what we looked up ourselves, with the date, on Companies House and on the scheme's own register. Anything marked "per website" is what the firm says about itself. Before work starts, ask the firm for proof of its public liability insurance.
3 window cleaners in Leeds
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Morrells Window Cleaning
- Morrells Window Cleaning Ltd: Companies House 13326347, active since 2021 (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Covers Leeds, Bradford and Pontefract (per website)
Why they are here: A Leeds window cleaning company with over 300 Google reviews that covers homes and businesses across Leeds, Bradford and Pontefract, and also cleans gutters and exteriors.
Window cleaning, Gutter cleaning, Exterior cleaning
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Preen and Clean Leeds
- Several Leeds companies trade under this name on Companies House, for example Preen and Clean Leeds Central Ltd, 12460691 (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Part of the Preen & Clean franchise (per website)
Why they are here: The Leeds arm of a UK window cleaning franchise, with more than 400 Google reviews. Useful if you want a firm with set processes and online account management.
Window cleaning, Conservatory cleaning, Gutter cleaning
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JWD Traditional Window Cleaning
- No limited company matched on Companies House under this name (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Traditional window cleaning, gutters and conservatories (per website)
- 100% satisfaction guarantee (per website)
Why they are here: An independent Leeds window cleaner using traditional methods, which some people prefer for older sash and leaded windows, plus gutter and conservatory cleaning.
Traditional window cleaning, Conservatory cleaning, Gutter cleaning
Before you hire: three quick checks
- Ask whether the window cleaner has public liability insurance.
- Ask how often they will come and how you pay, and whether frames and sills are included.
- For high windows, ask whether they use water fed poles from the ground or ladders.
Traditional or water fed pole?
Traditional window cleaning uses a squeegee and ladders where needed. It gets into corners well and suits small panes and leaded lights.
Water fed pole cleaning uses purified water pumped up a long pole from the ground. It cleans frames and sills as well as glass, avoids ladders and dries without smears. Most Leeds rounds now use poles for upper floors.
How often should windows be cleaned?
Most homes in Leeds have their windows cleaned every four to eight weeks. Homes on busy roads, near building work or under trees may need more frequent cleans. Many window cleaners offer a regular round and send a text before each visit.
Gutters and conservatory roofs
Many window cleaners also clear gutters and clean conservatory roofs and fascias. Blocked gutters are a common cause of damp in Leeds' older houses, so clearing them once or twice a year is worth it. See damp proofing in Leeds if water is already getting in.
Questions to ask a window cleaner
- Are you insured, and can I see proof?
- How often will you come, and do you text before visiting?
- Are frames, sills and doors included?
- How do I pay, and what happens if I am out?
- Do you clean conservatory roofs and gutters?
Window cleaning services in Leeds
- Regular domestic window cleaning every four to eight weeks
- Commercial window cleaning for shops and offices, often early or out of hours
- Frames, sills and doors, which pole systems clean as they go
- Gutter cleaning and clearing downpipes
- Conservatory roof and fascia cleaning
- Exterior cleaning such as cladding and signs
Finding a reliable window cleaner in Leeds
A reliable window cleaner turns up on the agreed round, texts before visiting and fixes any missed spots quickly. Ask neighbours who they use, as many window cleaners in Leeds already cover the street, which can mean a lower rate. Read reviews that mention months of regular cleans, and ask for a quote in writing.
Questions people ask
How much does a window cleaner cost in Leeds?
Prices depend on the number of windows and access. Ask for a fixed price per clean. Our window cleaner cost guide is coming in a later update.
Do I need to be home for the window cleaner?
Usually not for outside windows, as long as they can reach the back of the house. Agree how you will pay.
Is water fed pole cleaning as good as traditional?
For most windows, yes. Purified water dries without streaks and the frames get cleaned too. Traditional cleaning can be better for small panes and leaded windows.
Can window cleaners clean conservatory roofs?
Many can, using poles and soft brushes. Ask whether it is included or priced separately.
Do window cleaners clean frames and sills?
Most water fed pole window cleaners clean frames and sills as part of every visit. With traditional cleaning, ask whether frames are included.