Dirty windows say more about a business than a dirty floor. A floor can be excused — people walk on it. But streaked, grimy glass at your entrance or in your boardroom tells visitors you don’t notice details. Or worse, you don’t care. That’s what a scheduled glass program is for.
Interior Window Cleaning:
Exterior Window Cleaning:
Specialty Glass:
Note: We do not provide high-rise exterior window cleaning (above 3 storeys / rope access). That requires specialized equipment and certification we don’t carry. We’ll refer you to a trusted partner if needed.
Window cleaning is typically scheduled monthly or quarterly depending on your building:
Window cleaning can also be bundled into your office cleaning or janitorial services contract at a program rate.
Above the second storey, the access method drives the price more than the glass area does. There are four, and knowing which your building needs is the difference between a useful quote and a guess.
Water-fed pole systems reach roughly four to five storeys from the ground using purified water and a telescopic pole. No marks, no residue, no equipment on the roof — and by far the cheapest option when a building is in range. Most low-rise commercial and business park buildings fall entirely within it.
Boom and scissor lifts suit mid-rise buildings with clear, level ground access. Cost moves with rental and setup time rather than the cleaning itself, so consolidating a whole elevation into one visit matters.
Swing stage and rope access are for high-rise. Both require certified operators, engineered anchor points with current inspection certificates, and a documented rescue plan. If your building’s anchors haven’t been inspected recently, that has to be resolved before any quote is meaningful.
Interior high glass — atriums, lobbies and stairwell curtain wall — often needs a lift indoors, with floor protection and out-of-hours scheduling.
Ontario requires working-at-heights training for anyone doing this work, and buildings should ask for proof of it as a matter of routine.
Most commercial buildings settle on two to four exterior cleans a year, with ground-floor and entrance glass far more often — often weekly or fortnightly, since that’s the glass customers actually touch and stand next to.
Timing matters more here than in most cleaning work. A spring clean after the salt season removes the winter’s accumulated road spray, which is mildly corrosive and stains frames if left. An autumn clean before winter buys the building a presentable appearance through the months when nothing else can be done. Booking those two as a standing schedule usually costs less than calling for them reactively.
Pricing depends on the number of windows, accessibility, and whether it’s interior, exterior, or both. A typical storefront with 10-15 windows runs $80-150 per visit. Full office interior glass for a 5,000 sq ft space is $200-400. Request a quote for exact pricing.
Exterior cleaning, no — we reschedule for the next dry day. Rain within 24 hours of cleaning is covered under our rain guarantee: we’ll redo the exterior at no charge. Interior cleaning is unaffected by weather.
We handle up to 3 storeys with our ladder and pole systems. For high-rise exterior (4+ storeys, rope access, swing stage), we’ll connect you with a certified high-rise window cleaning partner.
Professional-grade, streak-free glass cleaner applied with microfibre and squeegee technique. For hard water stains or mineral deposits, we use a mild acid solution that removes buildup without etching the glass. Green alternatives available on request.
Yes. We offer program pricing when window cleaning is bundled with regular office cleaning or janitorial services. Typically 10-15% below standalone rates.
Tell us about your glass. We’ll give you a flat rate.