Crystal and specialist light fittings cleaned in place with proper access, isolated at the circuit, and dried before power is restored.
A chandelier is an electrical fitting at height made of something fragile. Three separate risks, which is why the ladder-and-spray approach ends badly.
The fitting is isolated at the circuit, access is set up properly, crystals are cleaned by hand or dropped and washed where the design allows, and nothing is powered until everything is dry.
What the visit covers
- Circuit isolated and confirmed dead before work starts
- Proper access: tower, scaffold or lift as the ceiling height needs
- Crystals and shades cleaned by hand or removed and washed
- Frame, arms and fixings cleaned and inspected
- Bulbs checked and replaced where supplied
- Fitting dried fully before power is restored
Asked about this
Yes, with the right access equipment. That is part of the scope rather than an afterthought.
Yes, where you supply them or ask us to source them.
Only where the design allows and it is safe. Many are better cleaned in place.
In writing after an inspection, with every item named. The visit costs nothing and commits you to nothing.