About Sjbwindowcleaning
SJB Window Cleaning Services Ltd, provide the ultimate in professional window cleaning services to both domestic and commercial clients.
SJB Window Cleaning Services Ltd, provide the ultimate in professional window cleaning services to both domestic and commercial clients in Ascot, Caversham, Lower Basildon, Lower Earley, Pangbourne, Sonning, Spencers Wood, Twyford, Upper Basildon, Wargrave, Wokingham and the surrounding areas.
First established in 2001, we have grown to become one of the leading window cleaning specialists in the south-east with an outstanding reputation and great variety of happy clients built up over the years. Our customers range from property management companies and high street shops, to office blocks, private estate owners and landlords.
If you would like more information on our services, or would like to book a FREE survey, call us today on FREEPHONE 0800 118 2652. One of our friendly staff will be on-hand to take your call, answer all your questions and advise you on the best window cleaning solution for your needs.
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