Windows & pressure washing · on request
The parts of the building your clients see first
Entry glass, the walkway, and the parking-lot approach do more for a first impression than anything inside. They are also the easiest things to let slide.
This one we quote job by job rather than running it on a standing schedule. If a specialist would do it better than us, we will say so — that is cheaper for you than finding out afterwards.
The actual worry
“The front of the building is the first thing clients see and it looks neglected.”
That is the reason people call about this, so it is what the rest of this page answers.
What it covers
What a quote covers.
- Interior glass and partition cleaning
- Exterior glass, ground floor and reachable elevations
- Entryway and sidewalk pressure washing
- Dumpster pad and service-area washdown
- Awning and signage rinse
- Gum and stain removal at entries
How it is priced
Quoted per job or folded into a recurring schedule — quarterly is the usual rhythm.
Questions about windows & pressure washing
How often should entry glass and sidewalks be done?
Quarterly is the usual rhythm for most buildings, and it is worth putting on a schedule rather than calling it in when someone notices. The reason is simple: by the time the front of a building looks bad enough to prompt a phone call, every visitor for the previous two months has already seen it.
What does it cover?
Interior and exterior glass, entryways, sidewalks and dumpster pads. Quoted per job, or folded into a recurring schedule at a lower effective rate.
Do you do high-rise or rope-access window work?
No. We do ground-level and low-rise glass. Anything needing rope access or a lift is a specialist trade and we will say so rather than take the job — finding that out afterwards is far more expensive for you than hearing it now.
Want a number for your building?
Twenty minutes on site and you get a fixed price in writing.