Commercial Window Cleaning
Clean glass is the first thing your customers judge. We clean storefronts, offices, restaurants, and multi-story buildings on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly schedule — before you open or after you close, so no one's shopping around a bucket.
What's included
- Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or quarterly recurring schedules
- Before-open and after-close windows so we never interrupt business
- Fully insured, uniformed crew with COI provided to property managers
- Exterior glass cleaned with 0 TDS pure deionized water — zero spots, zero chemical residue
- Interior glass hand-detailed with squeegee + lint-free microfiber
- Frames, sashes, and sills wiped down on every pane
- Window tracks vacuumed and wiped
- Screens removed, rinsed, and re-installed
- Hard-water and mineral-spot removal available on request
- Skylights, transoms, and high second / third-story glass with carbon water-fed poles — no ladders on your siding
- Storefront, French panes, divided lites, and oversized picture windows
Our process
- 1We arrive in uniform, walk the property, and confirm the scope with you.
- 2Exterior pass: brush + scrub with pure water, then a pure-water rinse that air-dries spot-free.
- 3Interior pass: squeegee + microfiber, plus a tidy of sills and tracks.
- 4Final walk-through with you before we leave. Free re-clean within 7 days if anything isn't right.
Ideal for: Retail centers, restaurants, offices, medical buildings, dealerships, HOA clubhouses, and property managers handling multiple sites.
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Upper floors cleaned without lifts or swing stages
Our Apellix B2 drone cleans glass up to roughly 20 stories with pure water from the air — no boom lift rental, no swing stage, no sidewalk closure or lane permit. That means far less downtime for tenants and a much lower cost on tall elevations than traditional access.
How the drone works
Apellix drone cleaning 20-story building glass