Window Cleaning Exterior and interior

Our Experience

What Are the Benefits of Water Fed Pole Cleaning?

One of the biggest benefits of using a water filtration is that you can clean tall windows safely from the ground. In fact, you can clean (approx. 8 stories) safely and efficiently.

With a water fed pole system, you aren’t having to over windows manually with a mop and squeegee. You simply brush the windows a couple of times, rinse, and move on to the next one. Set up and tear down time is minimal and cleaning is much faster, providing you with immaculate results. You can also clean windows and frames at the same time.

More Convenient

More Environmentally Friendly

Water fed pole systems use only purified water. There are no chemicals involved, so it’s better for the environment.

Less Intrusive

Being able to clean higher windows from the ground means your crews will not be looking into your customers windows, helping them maintain privacy while still enjoying sparkling clean glass.

Cleaner Glass

Pure water dries spot free, meaning there is no residue left on the window. Left over detergent also attracts more dust and grime, so using pure water keeps windows cleaner longer. We can also remove oxidation and paint off of the windows.

Hard water & paint removal

Compare a clean window with a dirty one, and the contrast is clear. Streak- and grime-free windows offer a lovely way to enjoy the outdoors, as well as an uninterrupted path for sunshine to enter into your home's interior. But many people avoid this task because they are unsure how to clean windows. Luckily, it takes just a bit of planning and a little elbow grease. Washing the windows is a good spring cleaning for the family to help with, and clean windows will make the entire house look cleaner.

Clean Inside Windows
How you wash individual windows depends on the type of windows you have. Newer versions flip open, enabling you to clean both the outside and inside from the same spot. Older ones might be stationary, which means you'll have to use a ladder to clean the exteriors. Most will allow you to remove the screens and clean them separately. Clean indoor glass panes with a window cleaner. Screens can be cleaned with warm, soapy water, either on a paved outside area or in a bathtub.

Remove Dust and Dirt from Windows

No window washing job is complete without using your vacuum first. Dust and dirt can accumulate inside the sills of your windows, and once that gets wet, you'll be left with muddy streaks to clean up. That's why an essential step in cleaning windows properly is to hook up the vacuum first, using hose attachments to clean out the interior side of your windows. While you're at it, use the vacuum to suck up dust or bugs that have gathered at the window closing. Then wipe off any lingering dirt and cobwebs with a wet cloth to reduce grimy smears.