Chandelier cleaning

Clear signs are that the light looks dimmer than before even with new bulbs, that the crystal or glass pieces no longer reflect light sharply, or that a layer of dust is visible on the metal body. A chandelier in an air-conditioned room collects dust silently and the change is too gradual to notice day by day.

It depends on the chandelier's design, height and condition. Some can be cleaned in place after switching off the electricity, others need some parts to come down, and some come down entirely. We decide the right approach when you describe the chandelier to us on the call.

It is best to move nearby furniture, rugs, ornaments and any delicate objects out from directly under it, so the area is open and nothing is at risk while the work is done.

Yes, ceiling height is one of the first things we ask about. A chandelier in a tall reception hall needs a different access method from one in a standard room, and that affects how we prepare and how the job goes. Tell us the approximate height when you call.

Crystal and glass are sensitive to harsh agents and gather dust that blocks their transparency, while brass mainly suffers from colour change and spots caused by humidity and oxidation. That is why you will find two separate services in the list below, each handling its material in the way that suits it.

The height of the chandelier affects how access is arranged and how the job is prepared, which in turn affects the service details and the price. A chandelier at a low ceiling is a different situation from one in a tall reception hall. That is why approximate height is one of the things to mention when you call, so we can agree on the details clearly.

In size and complexity, usually yes: commercial chandeliers are larger, have more parts and need different access. But the principle is the same: the material, its condition and the height determine how the job is done, and those details are worked out when you call and describe the place and the chandelier.