Commercial window cleaning
Storefronts, lobbies and offices on a route you can set once and stop thinking about.
Your glass is the first thing a guest reads
In a resort town the storefront does the work of a sales page. Salt, grit and handprints accumulate fast in winter, and a tired entrance quietly undoes a lot of what the interior is trying to say.
We run commercial glass on fixed routes at a fixed per-visit price, so it happens on schedule rather than when someone finally notices.
How commercial accounts are set up
Fixed route frequency
Weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly.
Per-visit pricing
Agreed up front and held for the term.
After-hours service
Before opening or after close, at no premium on most routes.
One consolidated invoice
Across every site on the account.
Named crew
The same faces, badged, who know your access.
Visit confirmation
Photo confirmation on request for absentee owners.
Questions we get asked
Yes. Lodging and restaurant work runs early morning as standard. Office routes usually go before eight or after six.
That is the common setup here. One schedule, one point of contact and one invoice, with each site priced separately so the numbers stay clear.
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Set up a route
Tell us the sites and the frequency.