Conservatory Roof Cleaning in Liverpool

Yes. Polycarbonate scratches easily, so we never use abrasive pads or harsh chemicals on it. We clean with soft brushes and purified water, which lifts the grime without marking the surface. It's slower than cleaning glass, but it's the only safe way to do it — and the panels come up clear.

Never. Conservatory roofs aren't designed to take a person's weight, and standing on them risks cracked panels and broken seals. We work from ladders and use reach-and-wash poles to clean the whole roof safely from the edges. If anyone offers to walk on your conservatory roof, think twice.

Once a year keeps most conservatory roofs looking good in our climate. If yours sits under trees or faces north, you might want it done more often as algae builds up faster in shade. Regular cleaning also lets us spot perished seals or slipped panels early, before they become leaks.

In almost all cases, yes. The green staining on conservatory roofs is algae, and it lifts off with proper cleaning. Very old, neglected roofs can have staining that's worked into the panel surface over many years — we'll tell you honestly during the inspection what we expect to achieve before we start.

Yes. We clean the frames, finials and glazing bars as part of every conservatory roof clean — dirty frames would just wash grime back onto clean panels. We also clear the conservatory gutters, which clog easily with moss and leaves. It's all included in the quote, not an add-on.

Self-cleaning glass has a coating that breaks down dirt in sunlight, but it still gets dirty — especially the frames and seals around it, which have no coating at all. We clean self-cleaning glass gently to avoid damaging the coating, and the frames, finials and gutters benefit just as much as on a standard roof.