Crystal chandeliers should be cleaned annually or semi-annually – When was yours cleaned last?
We have several processes for cleaning Chandelier Cleaning for crystal, glass and non-crystal chandeliers. Pricing depends on the type, size and location, + ceiling height
Antique and older chandelier cleaning
older chandeliers are built a bit differently and can be easily destroyed in the incorrect process or cleaning products are used. Simply spraying them with a drip product from the hardware store can very quickly ruin it.
New Chandeliers
Surprisingly, new chandeliers are not clean and in fact, they are usually covered with residue from the manufacturing process and fingerprints from the packing and shipping department before it arrived at your home.
Non-crystal Chandeliers
Brass, wood, even plastic chandeliers also get dirty but are not as obvious as their crystal coutnerparts. These chandeliers also need cleaning, but in a completely different manner and approach, as most chemicals will permanently change or even ruin the look and finish of these fixtures.
Designer Chandeliers
High-end chandeliers with leaded crystal ( instead of glass) by name brands such as Swarovski, Steuben, Waterford, Schonbeck, and others are expensive because of the lead in the crystal, which impart a lot more color and sparkle when illuminated – Dust and grime from a dirty and unclean chandelier will mask this beauty very quickly.
Large Crystal Chandeliers
$495
Crystal chandeliers that are approximately 10-12 from the floor
Non-Crystal Chandeliers
$245
Wiping down chandeliers and removing dust, cobwebs, etc from fixture, and cleaning the glass bowls.
Oversized Crystal Chandeliers
$1,500
requiring extra time
Small Crystal Chandelier
$259
Standard smaller crystal chandeliers in a 10′ ceiling
