Timmy covers Caloundra West — inland off Caloundra Road, behind the town — seven days a week, at the same rate on a weekend as any weekday.
Caloundra West is far enough back from the water that salt stops being the main problem — and something else takes its place. These are newer estates, a lot of them still being built out, and construction dust travels. A fine grit settles on glass here that a beachfront home simply does not get, and it is abrasive, so wiping it dry is the worst thing you can do to the window.
New builds in these estates also tend to have large fixed panes and plenty of them, which is quick work per square metre but adds up. Builder’s clean after handover is a common first job.
Same scope as anywhere else Timmy works — all of it in the quote, none of it an extra.
Inside and out, ground level through to second storey.
Frameless pool fencing and glass balustrade panels, both faces.
Sliding door tracks vacuumed and wiped, sills and frames included.
Taken out, washed down, dried and put back where they came from.
Blade by blade, which is slow work and exactly why people put it off.
Common-area glass and individual units, holiday lets between changeovers.
Caloundra West is inland off Caloundra Road, behind the town, which keeps it well inside Timmy’s regular run. There is no travel surcharge for any suburb on this list.
“I was in a bit of a panic as we were moving out and realised we needed the windows cleaned professionally and urgently! I called Timmy’s Window cleaning and he was on site within an hour and did a splendid job making the place look amazing. What I’d also recommend about Timmy is he’s always on time, honest, with a ready smile and a great attitude.”
Yes, and it is a common first job in these estates. New glass often comes with render splatter, sticker residue and construction dust still on it, and that needs a different approach to a routine clean.
Because a lot of the estates out here are still being built out, and construction dust travels well beyond the block it comes from. It is also abrasive, which is why wiping dry glass is the worst thing you can do to it — the grit is what puts fine scratches in the pane.
Not automatically, no — the price follows the window count, not the postcode. New builds out this way often carry large fixed panes and plenty of them, so the quote reflects what is actually there.
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