Review the fixture and access
Identify models, heights, glass, crystal, coated metals and nearby obstructions. Kichler’s guidance highlights both power and secure access as essential considerations. The provider should establish a suitable arrangement before cleaning is accepted. A chandelier above stairs is not equivalent to a table lamp; specialist access or handling may be needed.
Keep contact within product guidance
Agree exterior dusting and any expressly permitted removable shade care. General glass cleaner may be unsuitable for a fixture coating. Avoid moisture entering electrical components and do not assume disassembly, bulb replacement or wiring work is included. Delicate crystal or antique fittings can require their own specialist proposal rather than a universal cleaning spray.
Reconcile and record
Review the listed exterior surfaces and account for any permitted removable pieces. Record loose parts, damaged finishes or operating concerns for the appropriate provider. A clean fitting does not certify electrical safety or restore worn metal. Keep remaining limitations visible so the household can decide whether cleaning, repair or specialist conservation is the useful next step.
Scope to discuss
- Fixture and material review
- Suitable access and power arrangement
- Agreed exterior-surface cleaning
- Component and condition record
Optional details to quote separately
- Permitted removable shade care
- Specialist chandelier enquiry
- Separate qualified electrical-service referral
A few helpful answers.
Does cleaning include rewiring or fixing a flicker?
No. Electrical faults need an appropriate qualified provider.
Can all chandelier crystals be removed for washing?
Only a suitable product-specific or specialist scope should authorise delicate disassembly.
Care references
General planning guidance, reviewed October 15, 2026. Follow the instructions for your particular finish and product.
