Spectrum Win Prestigious Perkin Reveller Window Cleaning Contract

Online, October 27, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Spectrum Window Cleaning, One of London's leading commercial window cleaning companies, today announced that it has won a prestigious window cleaning contract the with highly desirable Perkin Reveller restaurant in Tower Hill, London, part of the Tower of London estate, managed by The Historic Royal Palaces.

Spectrum's technology investment and added capability have clearly set it apart from its competitors and allowed them to access a new range of projects by being more efficient and price competitive. Perkin Reveller has retained Spectrum Window Cleaners, to clean all windows weekly inside and out including tricky sky lights in the restaurant.

Lucian Ivan, Managing Director, at Spectrum Window Cleaning commented; "The Perkin Reveller contract was won because of our ability to work to incredibly short turnaround times and within a limited time frame due to the buildings strict security restrictions."

Spectrum's continued innovation has led to them creating a more effective window cleaning method for internal hard to reach high windows. For this work Spectrum Window Cleaners use a customized 'dragon fly' cleaning system.

This works by using a small powered pump to spray a small mist of purified water onto the window and special attached pads to clean the window, without causing water to splash allowing the system to be administered from the safety of the ground. With the customizations made, Spectrum's team can reach even higher while keeping the padded system stable and rigid. This gives clients, like Perkin Reveller, a faster, more cost effective service and ensures lower risk of damage or disruption caused to clients, especially important for internal customer facing environments.

For further information on carrying out hard to reach internal window cleaning in London, visit www.spectrumwindowcleaning.co.uk

About Perkin Revellers
Perkin Revellers restaurant sits on the wharf outside of Tower hill, the restaurant is part of the Tower of London estate, managed by The Historic Royal Palaces.