Window Cleaning
Streaked entry glass is the first thing tenants and clients notice. We keep it on a calendar, not a complaint queue.
What goes wrong when it's half-done.
Window cleaning is the clearest signal a tenant gets about how seriously you take the building. Streaked glass at the entry tells them the lobby is the priority that didn't get done. Dingy windows on a marketing photo of your building cost you a leasing conversation. The cost to clean glass on a calendar is a small fraction of what dirty glass costs you on a renewal.
Four operational principles, written into the route plan.
Interior cleaned in evening or weekend windows
Exterior pure-water-fed pole up to 60 ft
Frame and sill wiped, not just the glass
Schedule held to a calendar, not a phone tag
What's included
- Interior glass, frames, sills, mullions
- Exterior glass via water-fed pole or rope (per access)
- Entry glass touch-ups on a follow-up day if needed
- Photo packet on completion
What's not included
We name the line items we won't quietly run past you.
- Lift rental over 60 ft (priced separately)
- Mineral or hard-water restoration (separate quote)
- Skylights without dedicated fall protection plan
Specific tools. Documented chemistry. Operator credibility through specificity.
Equipment
- Pure-water systems (de-ionized + reverse-osmosis) so exterior glass dries spot-free
- Carbon-fiber poles up to 60 ft — no scaffolding, no ladders for routine cycles
- Squeegees with replaceable rubber per job, not the same blade dragged across six properties
- Microfiber detail cloths for frame and sill — separate kit from the restroom microfibers
When to add this to a recurring program
Cadence options we run for Windows: Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-annual, Annual. We'll sequence it inside your existing program so the building doesn't see a second crew.
The questions that don't show up on a procurement form.
Window Cleaning, on a documented program.
Send us your scope and we'll send a real number back. Or book a 15-minute walkthrough — we bring a notepad and a camera, not a sales deck.