Purity Surface Care
regular window clean

Window cleaning in Durham

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Purity Surface Care is a small, independent, owner-run round, and Durham is on it. Windows, frames, sills and doors are cleaned on every visit with 100% pure water, every 4 weeks or every 8 weeks — a schedule you can set your watch by.

A three-bedroom terraced home in Durham is £15 a clean, a semi-detached £17 and a detached £20. That is the price you pay — no VAT to add, and nothing to pay on the doorstep. Your own price appears on screen as you answer five short questions.

Get my Durham price07946 766750

New customers get £5 off their first clean, applied automatically — no code needed.

Streets and neighbourhoods we clean in Durham

If your street is not named but your postcode district is, you are inside the round.

  • Durham City
  • Gilesgate
  • Framwellgate Moor
  • Newton Hall
  • Pity Me
  • Belmont
  • Carrville
  • Sherburn
  • Sacriston
  • Witton Gilbert
  • Langley Park
  • Bearpark
  • Ushaw Moor
  • Esh Winning
  • Brandon
  • Meadowfield

What every Durham clean includes

  • Windows, frames, sills and doors — every visit, not as an extra.
  • 100% pure water, through a reach & wash system straight from the van.
  • No ladders against the glass for routine work, and nothing paid on the doorstep.
  • A 24-hour re-clean if anything is not right.

A recurring round is booked with a minimum of 3 cleans, and payment is by Direct Debit through GoCardless once each visit is done. The FAQs answer the questions we are asked most, and the Terms & Conditions set out every commitment in full.

Nearby areas we also clean

We work south of the River Tyne only.

See every area we cover — 12 areas, with the postcode districts and the boundary drawn on a map.

Ready for a price in Durham?

The quote form checks your postcode as you type it and shows your price on screen. It is free and puts you under no obligation.

Check my postcode & get a price

Street not listed, or a borderline postcode? Email info@puritysurfacecare.com and we will tell you either way.