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• Graffiti-etch removal from windows

• Hard water stain removal from windows
• Eavestrough cleaning

• Power-washing small areas e.g., business signs and awnings

Yes, we offer maintenance services in frequencies of weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly. And we also offer one time-cleaning.

The process for cleaning commercial windows typically involves the following steps:

1. Assessment: The first step is to assess the condition of the windows and the building to determine the most appropriate cleaning method. This includes identifying the type and age of the windows, the level of soiling, and any potential safety hazards.
2. Pre-cleaning: Before starting the cleaning process, the windows need to be prepared by removing any debris, such as dirt, leaves, or cobwebs. This is usually done with a soft-bristled brush or vacuum.
3. Cleaning solution: A cleaning solution is then applied to the windows to loosen and remove dirt, grime, and other contaminants. The type of solution used will depend on the type of window and the level of soiling.
4. Scrubbing: Once the solution has been applied, the windows are scrubbed using a specialized cleaning tool or brush to remove any remaining dirt or stains.
5. Squeegeeing: After scrubbing, a squeegee is used to remove the cleaning solution and water from the window. This is typically done in a series of horizontal strokes, working from the top of the window to the bottom.
6. Detailing: Any remaining water or streaks are removed using a microfiber cloth or chamois, and the window edges and frames are cleaned.
7. Inspection: Once the cleaning process is complete, the windows are inspected to ensure that they are clean, streak-free, and free from any smudges or residue.
8. Safety: Finally, safety procedures are followed to ensure that the cleaning process does not pose any risks to workers or building occupants.

The specific details of the cleaning process may vary depending on the type of building and the equipment used, but these are the general steps involved in cleaning commercial windows.