Timmy covers Kings Beach — the next headland around from Caloundra’s town centre — seven days a week, at the same rate on a weekend as any weekday.
Kings Beach faces the open ocean head-on, and that is the whole story for glass here. There is no passage or sandbar taking the edge off an onshore breeze — salt comes straight up off the surf and lands on everything above the dune line. The unit blocks along the beachfront cop it hardest, and balcony glass that looked fine a month ago reads hazy in flat afternoon light.
A lot of the work here is units rather than houses — holiday lets between changeovers, permanent residents on the upper floors, and body-corporate common-area glass. Timmy works from ladders, so anything past safe ladder height is a job for an abseiling crew and he will tell you that up front rather than take the booking.
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.
Kings Beach is the next headland around from Caloundra’s town centre, 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.”
More often than almost anywhere else Timmy works — the beachfront here faces open ocean with nothing to break the onshore wind, so salt lands on the glass constantly. Two to three times a year suits most homes and units along the beachfront; further back from the dune line, twice a year is usually enough.
Yes, including holiday lets between changeovers and body-corporate common-area glass. Timmy works from ladders, so anything above safe ladder height needs an abseiling crew instead — he will tell you that when you enquire rather than turning up and finding out.
Yes, and on a beachfront unit that is usually the part that needs it most. Both faces of each panel get done, and the balustrade channels get cleared out as part of the same job.
Get a free quote and pick a day that suits — weekends included, same rate.
