Window Cleaning in Goldthorpe and Surrounding Areas
Reliable | Streak-Free | Water-Fed Pole Technology
- Reliable and flexible service
- Trained and fully-insured cleaners
- 37 Years Experience in the industry
- 100% guarantee on all work undertaken
- Eco-friendly cleaning solutions
- Top Industry cleaning equipment
Our Window Cleaning Services
We work safely from the ground using 100% pure water fed pole system to leave your windows smear free and cleaner for longer.
24-hour Rain guarantee
Family run Buisness
Fully insured
We clean your Glass, Doors, frames and sills on every clean.
Our system allows us to access windows that were previously inaccessible by ladder, for example Velux windows and roof lights.
We clean not just the windows but the frames and sills as well, resulting in a better overall finish.
In addition, the beauty of the system is that it doesn’t limit window cleaners to just cleaning windows. It can be used to clean virtually anything, from conservatory roofs, fascias, soffits and solar panels
We clean Houses, Shops, Schools and offices
Join our monthly window cleaning in 4 simple steps
1.Contact us and Join our monthly round
2..We text you the evening before cleaning
3. You unlock any gates to allow us access
4. Payment is made by Direct Debit 3 to 5 Days later
Window Cleaning 24-hour Rain Guarantee
We clean in light rain, so if your windows become spotted due to rain at any time within 24-hours of your cleaning, we will come back and re-clean the affected areas at no extra charge to you.
Reliable Weekly, Monthly & Bi-Monthly Window Cleaning Services.
We cover Wath Upon Dearne, Goldthorpe, Bolton upon Dearne, Wombwell, Hoyland, Elsecar, Stairfoot, Conisbrough, Mexborough, Swinton, Wentworth, Brampton Bierlow
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History of Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe, situated in South Yorkshire, England, has a history that is deeply intertwined with the coal mining industry.
The village of Goldthorpe was initially a small and quiet rural community. However, the discovery of coal in the late 19th century dramatically transformed the area. The opening of Goldthorpe Colliery in 1909 led to a population boom as workers flocked to the area for employment opportunities. Goldthorpe became a bustling mining town, with rows of terraced houses built to accommodate the influx of miners and their families.
The Goldthorpe Colliery was owned by the Hickleton Main Colliery Company and remained in operation for roughly 80 years. It played a significant role in the economy and community life of Goldthorpe, providing employment and contributing to the town’s growth and development.
However, the decline of the coal industry in the latter part of the 20th century had a profound impact on Goldthorpe. The Goldthorpe Colliery was closed in 1994, leading to job losses and economic challenges for the community.
Today, Goldthorpe is a town that has adapted to change and persevered through difficult times. While the mining industry is a thing of the past, the town’s history is still evident in its landscape and the firm sense of community among its residents. Evidence of its coal mining history can still be seen in the architecture of the older buildings and in the spirit of the local community.