Areas we cover

Window cleaning and building maintenance in Kensington and West London

An art college's Kensington campus on a regular programme, its White City site on the same round, a run of window repairs across both, and a next-day wall repair for a housing association in Notting Hill. SeeForth's west London work is planned, repeated and reported. This page shows the buildings and what each one needed.

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West London buildings we have looked after

All from our own job records, none naming the client.

Kensington Gore and Queen's Gate, SW7

Art college campus, regular programme since 2024

The front-of-house glazing, doors and entrance glass of an art college's Kensington buildings have been cleaned on a regular programme since September 2024, with the full external campus cleaned in November 2024, April 2025, September 2025, February 2026 and August 2026. Five buildings, planned with the estates team.

Kensington, SW7

Window repairs: chain motors, gearboxes and windows at risk of falling

Our window engineer has repaired windows across the same campus through 2025: two linked top-hung windows on a chain motor that would not open or close, a ground floor window that had dropped on one side with its gearbox disconnected, three windows in a dye room and process room that would not close, and five studio windows found to be at risk of falling, all made safe and reported with photographs.

Dorando Close, White City, W12

Campus building, reach and wash on the same round

The college's White City building has been cleaned by reach and wash on the same regular programme from October 2024, with the full external clean in November 2024 alongside Kensington and Battersea.

Bramley Road, Notting Hill, W10

Housing association, next-day wall repair

An urgent call from a housing association in March 2021: a fence removed and set aside, loose engineering bricks taken off a brick-on-edge course, the repair assessed and made good, on site the day after the call.

What we do in west London

Window cleaning

Reach and wash from the ground, rope access or MEWP above five storeys, hand tools for entrance glass and prestige areas. See high rise and mid rise window cleaning.

Window repairs

Top-hung and tilt windows, chain motors, gearboxes, hinges, gaskets and frames investigated, repaired or made safe, with a report. Ask us when you enquire.

Gutters and rainwater goods

Cleared at any height, with photographs of what came out. See rainwater clearance.

Masonry and render

Brickwork, coping and render repaired and, where wanted, decorated. See commercial decorating and roof repairs.

Eyebolt testing

Roof anchors and safety lines inspected, tested and certificated. See eyebolt testing.

Fire risk assessments

Campuses, mansion blocks, housing association stock and offices assessed by IFSM registered Level 6 assessors, report within 48 hours. See fire risk assessments.

How we work in west London

A programme, not a series of call-outs. The Kensington campus runs on one calendar: prestige areas on a regular round, the whole envelope twice a year, repairs as they are found.
Repairs reported before they are done. Each window fault is inspected, photographed and described, with what will be done and what will be made safe, before the work starts.
Working buildings. Visits are timed around teaching, shows and residents, and a supervisor is on the ground throughout.
Urgent when it matters. The Notting Hill wall was made safe the day after the call.
Reports after every visit. Photographs and a note of anything that needs attention next.

Neighbourhoods we cover

South Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea. Notting Hill, Holland Park and Kensington High Street. Shepherd's Bush, White City and Hammersmith. Fulham, Earl's Court and West Brompton. Paddington, Bayswater and Maida Vale. For Battersea across the river see south London; for the rest of the capital see London.

How to book

Send the address and a photo of the building, and say whether it is a one-off, a repair or a programme.
We look at the building. A campus, a mansion block or a window fault gets a site visit first.
Fixed quote, with the access method, the dates and what the building needs from you.
The work, with RAMS in advance and a report at the end.

Common questions

Do you repair windows as well as clean them?

Yes. Our window engineer has repaired chain-motor windows, a dropped top-hung window with a disconnected gearbox, windows that would not close and five studio windows at risk of falling on the Kensington campus in 2025, each one reported with photographs before and after.

Can you clean a campus while it is in use?

Yes. The Kensington and White City buildings are cleaned on a regular round while the college is working, with the full external cleans planned with the estates team and a supervisor on the ground.

How quickly can you come out in west London?

The Notting Hill wall repair was on site the day after the housing association called. Planned work goes on the building's calendar weeks ahead.

Do you work for housing associations?

Yes. The Bramley Road repair was for a housing association, with the fence removed and stored safely, the loose bricks taken off and the repair assessed and made good.

Which access methods do you use in Kensington?

Reach and wash from the ground for most buildings, hand tools for entrance glass and prestige areas, and rope access or a MEWP above five storeys. The method is set out in the quote.

Do you carry out fire risk assessments in west London?

Yes. Campuses, mansion blocks, housing stock and offices are assessed by our IFSM registered Level 6 assessors, with the written report within 48 hours of the visit.

Tell us the building and we will tell you how we would clean it. Call 020 4634 3089 or send the address and a photo.