Window cleaning in Parklands, Christchurch
Parklands sits between the city and the coast, on the edge of Bottle Lake Forest. Dave and the team clean its family homes with pure water from the ground and soft cotton inside, sills included.
Dave and the team, Mr Slick Window Cleaning5.0 on Google from 55 reviews · Christchurch-based, 10+ years on the glass
How high is your place?
The 13.7-metre pole reaches up to three and a half storeys from the ground.
Single storey: pure water outside, cotton inside
Worked from the ground- Singlestorey
- Twostoreys
- Threestoreys
- Three and a halfstoreys
Up to 3½ storeys from the ground, with no ladders.
Get a free estimateWhat we clean in Parklands
In Parklands that means family homes from the 1960s on, wide sliders onto the back lawn, and glass on the forest edge.
- Homes inside and out: pure water outside; inside, a mop and squeegee, then soft, lint-free cotton
- Two- and three-storey homes, upstairs glass from the ground
- Shop fronts, offices and community buildings
- One-off cleans, or a regular round with a reminder before each visit
How a clean runs in Parklands
Send the details
Use the form, or ring us. Your name, suburb and when you need it done are enough to start; a photo of the highest window helps.
Dave sends a free estimate
Dave looks over the storeys, the glass and any photos, then comes back to you with a free estimate and a day that suits.
Outside, from the ground
A soft brush on a carbon-fibre water-fed pole scrubs the glass, then a rinse of pure water carries the dirt away. The glass is left wet and dries clear by itself.
Inside, by hand
A traditional mop and squeegee with water and a little dishwashing liquid, then each pane is dried with soft, lint-free cotton. The sills are wiped as we go.
A reminder next time
On a regular round, you get a reminder before each visit, every few months or as often as your place needs.
Totally recommend Mr. Slick. Dave’s a super nice guy and did an awesome job of the windows … Top notch!
Between the forest and the sea
Parklands was first developed as a family suburb in 1963, and it kept growing for decades after, with Parkview Parua and Queenspark schools opening in 1977 and the library on Queenspark Drive in 2005.
Bottle Lake Forest Park, a big pine forest with wetlands and sand dunes, runs between the suburb and the beach. Homes on the forest edge get needles and seed on sills and glass, and on summer afternoons the north-east sea breeze comes in off the coast.
87% of homes in Parklands are stand-alone family houses. Put yours on a regular round, every 2 to 4 months, and you get a reminder before each visit.
Tips for Parklands windows
- Homes on the forest edge: book a clean after spring, when seed and needles land on sills and glass.
- Glass facing the coast takes the sea breeze; if it dulls between visits, move it to every 6 to 8 weeks.
- Wide sliders onto the lawn: inside, each one is squeegeed and dried by hand with soft cotton.
Questions from Parklands
Do you clean near the beach, in North Beach and Waimairi Beach?
Yes. We clean along the coast from Southshore and South New Brighton to North Beach and Waimairi Beach. Homes close to the sea are best done every 6 to 8 weeks.
Do you clean in Burwood and Avondale?
Yes. Both are close by. Send the details with your suburb, and Dave comes back to you with a free estimate.
Close by: Avondale, Burwood, North Beach, South New Brighton, Southshore and Waimairi Beach. We also clean in Marshland. All suburbs
I now have perfectly sparkeling windows thanks to Mr Slick!
Get a free estimate in Parklands
Tell Dave about your place: the storeys, the glass and when you need it done. A photo of the highest window helps.
What helps Dave price it
- Your name and suburb
- When you need it done by
- How many storeys, and inside and out or outside only
- A photo of the highest window
Once it’s sent, Dave comes back to you with a free estimate and a day for the clean. Rather talk? Call 0800 166 020.
Thanks, we’ve got your details.
Dave will come back to you with a free estimate and a day for the clean. If you’d rather talk, call 0800 166 020.