Window Cleaning

Storefront and office glass on a route schedule. Frames, sills, and tracks included, not just the pane.

What is included

• Exterior and interior panes
• Frames, sills, and tracks
• Entrance glass on touch schedules
• Interior partitions and office glass
• Hard-water spot treatment
• Up to three stories from ground or lift

Who it is for

Storefronts, banks, medical entries, office parks, and any building where the glass is the first thing a client touches.

Route schedules that stick

Most commercial glass runs on a simple route: weekly for storefronts and entrances, monthly or quarterly for upper panes. You pick the frequency, we put it on the calendar, and the same tech shows up on the same kind of day.

Weather moves exterior work, and we say so instead of pretending otherwise. If rain pushes a visit, you get a new date the same morning.

Why frames and tracks matter

A clean pane in a filthy frame still reads as dirty. Tracks hold the grit that scratches glass and ruins rollers. Every visit includes frames, sills, and tracks, because that is the difference between washed and maintained.