About News Contact 01224 798929 admin@perfectshine.co.uk Perfectshine HOME ABOUT SERVICES QHSE NEWS CONTACT Blog Royal Warrant double success for Perfectshine North-east commercial and domestic window cleaning company Perfectshine has achieved special Royal recognition this year. The business has been granted two Royal Warrants to formally acknowledge the window cleaning services it supplies to two Royal Households – the only UK firm to receive two such seals of approval in 2021. A Royal Warrant of Appointment… Details 22nd June 2021Leave a commentUncategorisedBy admin 3 steps to creating the perfect first impression for your business Good first impressions are crucial in business, but have you thought about these simple steps to creating the perfect first impression? Exterior The first encounter a potential customer or client will have with your organisation is the outside of the building. But have you thought about what it looks like? Are your windows,… Details 11th February 2016newsBy admin 7 steps for cleaning the inside of your windows So your window cleaner has been and gone, and your windows are now sparkling and gleaming on the outside, but what about the inside? If they are looking a bit grimy, and you can see fingerprints all over them when the sun shines, they are definitely in need of a bit of TLC! … Details 27th January 2016newsBy admin 6 steps to pressure washing your home Pressure washing the exterior of a building can be transformational. It can rapidly clean dirt and residue from even the hardest to reach places, and make it look almost brand new again. Here are 6 steps to pressure wash the outside of your home, which we hope you’ll find useful. But remember, pressure… Details 27th January 2016newsBy admin Safe Contractor This month Perfectshine were delighted to receive news that we had passed the SafeContractor Accreditation. Safecontractor is one of the fastest growing Health & Safety accreditation schemes in the UK with over 22,000 members. The Safecontractor scheme reviews and audits the Health and Safety policies; procedures and documentation of organisations and becoming certified means… Details 29th May 2015newsBy admin How To Clean Windows In The Winter The most important thing to remember when cleaning windows in the winter is that water will freeze very quickly on the window, which can make the process quite tricky. As we enter the winter season we asked the Perfectshine team for their top 5 tips for window cleaning in the winter. Use warm water as… Details 9th March 2015news, windowsBy admin The best way to clean a window There are many theories on the best way to clean a window, from using rolled up newspaper, to spray cleaners and elbow grease, but many of these techniques are misleading. Using paper to clean windows can put a static charge on the window, which will in fact attract more dust. We asked the Perfectshine team… Details 9th March 2015news, windowsBy admin Health and Safety Tips for Window Cleaning Working at heights and at difficult angels always comes with its challenges. Perfectshine adhere to health and safety standards at all times when working and ensure all staff are IOSH certified. Below are top tips from the Health and Safety Executive for safe window cleaning; Plan what you will do in an emergency, or if… Details 9th March 2014news, windowsBy admin Recent Posts Royal Warrant double success for Perfectshine 3 steps to creating the perfect first impression for your business 7 steps for cleaning the inside of your windows 6 steps to pressure washing your home Safe Contractor Recent Comments Archives June 2021 February 2016 January 2016 May 2015 March 2015 March 2014 Categories news Uncategorised windows Contact Unit 4, Blackburn Industrial Estate, Woodburn Road, Blackburn, Aberdeenshire, AB21 0RX Find us on: News Royal Warrant double success for Perfectshine 3 steps to creating the perfect first impression for your business 7 steps for cleaning the inside of your windows Free No Obligation Quote Call Perfectshine on 01224 798929 for a free no obligation quote today! Search