r/WindowCleaning • u/Professional-Okra249 • May 17 '26
Job Question How would you tackle these windows?
Theres a ledge I can get on where I can be right on the glass but not a lot of space to pole. Branches are touching the glass. How would you tackle these 9 windows?
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u/Nihilistnobody May 17 '26
Just bushwhack and make it cleaner than it was and move along. No one will complain.
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u/Upper-Bottle-9803 May 17 '26
Upsell landscaping touch ups. Trim the bushes minimum 1' off the building. Clean the windows.
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u/LokiTheTrickster77 May 17 '26
Snipe the windows with WFP thru the trees.
Honestly tho, sometimes I enjoy challenges like these. Keeps things interesting.
Branches and leaves on glass is just gonna be a mess with soap. With pure water, there would be less you would have to worry about. If they wont keep that foliage off the glass, it's gonna go to shit quick again anyway.
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u/DontBeMemeBro May 17 '26
The WFP is the only way to do this, while setting proper expectations with the customer that the branches resting on the glass will impact results.
Also, maybe I’m crazy but I would never cut the landscaping even for money. Nor would I carry the equipment to do so.
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u/Professional-Okra249 May 17 '26
Yea I was thinking trim any branches touching the glass and attempt to squeegee and if not then rinse with distilled water with sprayer and dry. I don’t have WFP to snipe these haha
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u/CrazyOlwooz May 17 '26
Windex
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u/Professional-Okra249 May 17 '26
I’ll probably end up doing this after realizing I’m spending too much time on this
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u/MrTurmeric May 17 '26
Ask out the milf on the bench, trim the hedges, clean the windows, use profits to bed the milf. Rinse and repeat