Interior, Exterior & High-Rise
Commercial window and glass cleaning
Storefront to high-rise, including the hard-water etching and post-monsoon dust that Arizona glass collects and a standard wash does not remove.
- Rope access & lift capable
- Hard-water treatment
- Scheduled frequencies
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- OSHA-Trained Crews
- Bonded & Insured
- BBB Accredited
- Green Cleaning Certified
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Self-Performing W-2 Crews
What's Included
Window & Glass Cleaning coverage
Storefront & Low-Rise
Entry glass, display windows, partitions and interior glazing.
High-Rise Exterior
Rope-access and lift-assisted work on multi-storey elevations.
Hard-Water Restoration
Mineral etching removal from irrigation overspray and sprinkler drift.
Post-Construction Glass
Concrete splatter, adhesive film and paint overspray removal.
How It Works
From first call to first clean
- 01
Survey access and elevation
Access drives the cost of exterior glass far more than pane count does, so we survey anchor points, lift routes and ground conditions before quoting.
- 02
Assess the glass condition
We check for existing mineral etching, scratches and film, because pre-existing damage must be documented before we touch it, not disputed after.
- 03
Set the frequency
Arizona dust and irrigation overspray drive a faster cycle than most national schedules assume. We set it to your exposure rather than to a template.
- 04
Execute and verify
Work is scheduled around your hours, and results are inspected against the elevation rather than spot-checked from the lobby.
Our Method
How we deliver window & glass cleaning
Arizona is hard on glass in two specific ways that most window cleaning scopes ignore. Irrigation and sprinkler overspray leaves mineral deposits that etch into the surface if left, and monsoon dust bonds to that residue rather than rinsing off it. A standard wash removes the dust and leaves the etching, which is why glass here can be cleaned regularly and still look permanently hazy.
Survey access before pricing
Anchor points, roof access, lift routes, ground bearing and obstructions are checked on site. Two buildings with identical glass area can differ several-fold in cost purely on access, and a quote given without that survey is a quote that will change.
Document existing damage first
Scratches, prior etching, failed seals and delaminating film are photographed and reported before work starts. Glass damage is very often blamed on the last person who touched it, so the record protects both sides.
Treat mineral deposits as restoration, not washing
Hard-water etching needs an acidic restoration compound or fine abrasive polishing, applied to the affected panes specifically. It is a separate line item because it is a separate job, and once etching has bitten deep enough no wash will ever recover it.
Match method to elevation
Ground level and low-rise run water-fed pole with purified water for a spot-free finish. Mid and high-rise run lift-assisted or rope access with traditional squeegee work. The method changes because what works at three metres does not work at thirty.
Detail frames, tracks and sills
Dust collects in the track and washes back down the pane at the next rain. Cleaning glass without clearing the track produces glass that looks clean for about a week, and it is the most common reason a client thinks the frequency is wrong when the scope is.
Set frequency to exposure, not to a template
West-facing elevations, irrigated frontages and ground-floor storefront soil far faster than a shaded upper elevation. We frequency-band the building rather than cleaning everything on the same cycle, which usually costs less and looks better.
Built to published industry standards
Labor is workloaded on ISSA production rates, the quality system follows the CIMS management framework, green practice follows Green Seal GS-42, and chemical handling follows OSHA Hazard Communication with EPA-registered products held to label contact time.
- ISSA
- Green Seal
- OSHA
- EPA
Scope of Work
What a standard scope includes
Written per facility after a walkthrough. This is the baseline for window & glass cleaning, adjusted to your square footage, frequency and operating hours.
- Interior and exterior glass on all accessible elevations
- Entry doors, sidelights and vestibule glass
- Storefront and display window detailing
- Frames, tracks, sills and thresholds
- Skylights, atrium and clerestory glazing
- Hard-water and mineral deposit treatment
- Post-construction film, adhesive and splatter removal
- Interior partition and conference room glass
Questions
Window & Glass Cleaning: common questions
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Post-Construction Cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up cleans sequenced against your punch list, staffed to hold the turnover date rather than a fixed crew size.
Floor Care & Strip/Wax
Restoration and maintenance for VCT, concrete, tile and carpet, scheduled as defined line items so the cost and the downtime are known in advance.
Disinfection & Sanitizing
EPA-registered products applied to the surfaces that actually transmit, held for the contact time the label requires, and documented so you can evidence it.
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