Question 1

How often should commercial windows be cleaned?

Accepted Answer

Storefronts and restaurants usually need monthly service to keep entry glass and display windows presentable. Office buildings typically run quarterly exterior cleaning with interior glass as needed. Properties near irrigation, heavy traffic, or construction may need more frequent visits.

Question 2

Do you clean both interior and exterior windows?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every program can include interior and exterior glass, plus entry doors, sidelights, frames, sills, and tracks. Interior partition and conference room glass can be added to the same visit.

Question 3

Can you handle high-rise or hard-to-reach windows?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We use water-fed pole systems for glass up to several stories from the ground, and schedule lift work for glass beyond pole reach. Access is planned during the walkthrough so there are no surprises mid-job.

Question 4

Can you remove hard-water stains and mineral spots?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. Sprinkler overspray and runoff leave mineral deposits that normal washing won't touch — we treat them with the appropriate chemistry before the wash. Glass where staining has etched into the surface may need restoration, and we'll tell you honestly which situation you're in.

Question 5

How is commercial window cleaning priced?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on pane count, access, stories, and frequency. Recurring schedules cost less per visit than one-time cleans. We quote a flat per-visit price after an on-site walkthrough — call (205) 606-0009 or request a quote online.

Question 6

Will window cleaning disrupt our business hours?

Accepted Answer

No. Exterior work happens early mornings or off-peak hours, entrances and walkways stay clear, and water-fed poles mean no ladders in customer areas. Interior glass is usually paired with after-hours janitorial visits.

Commercial Window Cleaning