
Window cleaning, the craft
Method, equipment and every glazed surface, across both departments.
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This is the valley we live in: ten minutes from our base in Ugine to the centre of Albertville, five to Marthod. House windows, verandas and shopfronts get their clarity back, with no call-out fee anywhere in the basin.
Between the mouth of the Val d'Arly and the entrance to the Combe de Savoie, the Albertville basin gathers everyday glazing of every kind: hillside houses in Mercury and Marthod, village homes in Venthon and Césarches, the shopping streets of central Albertville and the lanes of medieval Conflans. The air behaves differently here than up in the resorts. Traffic climbing towards the Tarentaise leaves a grey film on façades near the main roads, showers bring down dust from building sites in the combe, and in spring the pollen of the wooded slopes sticks to bay windows within the first sunny week. No village in the area is more than twenty minutes from our door: we slot a window round between two tours without waiting for a full schedule, and the French tax credit halves the bill at a private home.
On the slopes, almost every address is a house with a view: Mercury on its balcony over the town, Marthod and Thénésol at the mouth of the Val d'Arly, Pallud, Venthon, Césarches and Allondaz stepped above the river, Queige already turned towards the Beaufortain. These windows watch the landscape, but they also receive everything it sends: heavy spring rain, forest pollen, autumn cobwebs in veranda corners. A hillside round goes house by house, often two neighbours in the same morning.

In town, glass works hard: centre shopfronts, apartment lobbies, offices in the business parks, the medieval lanes of Conflans where windows sit in stone walls. Further down, the combe unrolls its villages between orchards and open fields: Gilly-sur-Isère, Tournon, Frontenex, Grésy-sur-Isère, Sainte-Hélène and Monthion, where farm dust and main-road traffic settle on exposed panes. We take the town early in the morning and the combe right after, so every pane of the day is clear by evening.


From the kitchen pane to the living-room bay, every home here has its own mix of joinery: we clean it all, wipe frames and sills, and close every window behind us.
Veranda roofs, kitchen skylights and pergolas collect dust lying flat: soft brushing from above, a demineralised-water rinse, profiles left unmarked.
A floor above the garage, a gable over the slope, a roof window on a steep pitch: the water-fed pole reaches 12 m from the garden, with no ladder against your render.
Town-centre windows, glazed agency doors and signs: we come before opening time, and the glass stays sharp until the following Saturday.
Many households here combine the two: windows done during the clean, one team, one invoice and one familiar face.
New estates keep growing from Gilly to Frontenex: films and stickers off, plaster and sealant traces gone, a first full clean before you move in.
One round as winter ends, another in autumn: we come back at the right season, so you never have to think about it.

Marthod is five minutes away, Albertville ten, Grésy twenty: we will come for a single house, and the quote will not feel it.
For private clients, window cleaning counts as a home service in France: 50% of the amount comes back to the household as a tax credit.


Demineralised water dries without streaks or greasy film: glass stays clear for longer, even along busy roads.
Most of our window clients here are private households in their main residence: the service is part of the French home-services scheme and Urssaf covers 50% through the instant advance. Business premises and rented properties are invoiced the standard way.
-50%
of your invoice, taken off at the moment you pay.
How it worksFor private clients only, for work carried out in your own home, up to the annual ceiling. Under article 199 sexdecies of the French tax code.
Times are door to door from Ugine. Rounds combine hillside and combe depending on the day, and your slot is confirmed the day before.
Allondaz, Monthion, Sainte-Hélène-sur-Isère or a hamlet above the road? The whole basin is covered: just name the place in your request.
FAQ
What people in Albertville, Ugine and the nearby villages ask us most often.
Window cleaning at your home qualifies as a personal service in France: half the amount comes back to you. With the Urssaf instant advance, the reduction applies at the moment you pay, with no waiting for next year's tax return. We invoice home services separately from any business work, so the maths stays clear.
Yes, it is the signature of the valley: traffic heading for the resorts and building-site dust leave a greasy film that rain smears rather than washes away. On these exposed façades, a demineralised-water wash lasts noticeably longer than household products, because it leaves no residue for new dust to cling to.
In most cases, yes: the telescopic water-fed pole works from the ground up to 12 m, over a garage, a bank or a veranda. No scaffolding, nothing leaning on the render, and the result is checked from inside, room by room.
Yes, in Albertville, Conflans and Ugine alike: a pass before opening or early in the morning, at whatever frequency suits the shop, monthly or every other month. The front is treated as a whole, glass, frame and entrance door, so it looks right from the pavement.
It is the most requested formula around here: a spring deep clean or regular housekeeping, with the windows done in the same visit. One team enters your home, the planning is simpler, and both services carry the same tax advantage for private clients.
Tell us what you need in a few words. We'll get back to you with a clear, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.