Exterior & building care
Commercial window cleaning is scoped by glass area, access, height and whether interior, exterior or both sides are required. Storefronts and multiple locations can be assessed through one enquiry.
Request a quote
PLAN YOUR SERVICE
Yes. Send a location list with addresses, photos, opening hours and the sides of the glass to be cleaned. Access and scheduling are reviewed for each store rather than assumed identical across the portfolio.
Specify these items separately. Routine glass cleaning, frame detailing, screen cleaning and removal of mineral deposits or construction residue can require different methods and time.
Height, pedestrian traffic, weather, access equipment and building permissions affect planning. Share operating hours and any restrictions on water use, equipment placement or access through occupied areas.
SERVICE SCOPE
High-access equipment, construction residue, hard-water deposits, screens and glazing repairs require separate assessment. A standard glass-cleaning scope should not imply all of these are included.
Your written quote defines the included tasks, exclusions and responsibilities.
ACCESS & SCHEDULING
Share tenant hours and pedestrian activity around entrances. Exterior dates depend on access arrangements and suitable weather; interior work may need room-by-room scheduling.
Provide elevations or photographs, approximate pane counts and building height. Identify film, coatings, existing scratches, obstructions and any building rules for exterior access.
SERVICE QUESTIONS
List them explicitly when requesting a quote. Cleaning the glass alone and detailing frames or tracks involve different amounts of work.
Identify the residue and glass finish before work is agreed. Surface condition and manufacturer instructions determine whether a treatment is appropriate.
Share occupancy hours, room access and entrance restrictions. The scope can then address protection of work areas and the sequence of cleaning.
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