by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
Slowly, softly, and never by standing on it. Conservatory roofs — glass or polycarbonate — scratch, crack and pop seals when cleaned the wrong way.TL;DRNever walk on a conservatory roof and never pressure-wash polycarbonate. The safe method is soft brushes...
by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
For almost every Dublin home, yes — and it’s not close. Vacuum systems clear gutters from the ground, reach further, and leave nothing behind.TL;DRVacuum clearing works from the ground — no ladders against fascias, no one walking your roof, no...
by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
For most Dublin homes, every 6 to 12 weeks keeps glass genuinely clean year-round. Coastal homes need the shorter end; sheltered inland homes can stretch longer.TL;DREvery 6–12 weeks for most homes. Coastal areas (Clontarf, Sandymount, Howth, Dun Laoghaire) film...
by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
Nothing, for a while — and then quite a lot, all at once. Blocked gutters are one of the cheapest problems to prevent and one of the most expensive to ignore.TL;DRBlocked gutters overflow, and the water goes where it shouldn’t: rotting fascias and soffits,...
by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
For most Irish homes the honest answer is once a year minimum, and twice a year if you have trees nearby. Ireland’s wet, mild climate grows moss on roof tiles year-round, and that moss ends up in your gutters.TL;DROnce a year for most homes; twice a year...
by mattdc | Aug 3, 2026 | Cleaning Tips
Power washing is one of those jobs where the price really depends on what you’re cleaning — a small driveway is a completely different job to a full patio-and-path clean. Across Dublin right now, most homeowners are paying somewhere between €120 and...