Window and glass cleaning
Glass is the first thing a visitor sees and the first place fingerprints, water spots and street grime show. We clean storefronts, entry doors, glass partitions and interior windows on a schedule, so the glass stays clear between visits instead of only after complaints.
What is included
- Storefront and entry door glass, inside and out at street level
- Interior windows, sills and frames
- Glass conference room walls and office partitions
- Display cases, mirrors and glass railings
- Fingerprint and smudge removal on high-touch glass
- Frames and tracks wiped so dirt does not run back onto the glass
Your written checklist sets the final scope; anything here can be added, removed or scheduled less often.
How the work runs
We start by counting and mapping the glass: storefront panes, entry doors, interior partitions, glass conference walls, display cases and mirrors. Each type gets the right method, and frames and tracks are cleaned so dirt does not run back onto clean glass.
High-touch glass, like entry doors and partitions near desks, is listed separately because it marks up fastest. Those surfaces can be cleaned more often than the rest of the glass without changing the whole schedule.
Scheduling
Glass cleaning can run on its own schedule or fold into your regular office or store cleaning. Entry doors often need attention every visit; larger glass surfaces weekly or monthly, depending on traffic and weather.
Questions about window and glass cleaning
Do you clean glass above street level outside?
No. This service covers interior glass and street-level exterior glass only.
Can glass cleaning be added to our existing cleaning?
Yes. Glass tasks can be added to your nightly or weekly checklist rather than booked separately.
How do you avoid streaks?
Glass is cleaned with the right tools for each surface and dried by hand, and frames are wiped so residue does not run back down.
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