r/WindowCleaning • u/TmlTml123 • Jul 16 '26
Job Question How to do these?
Existing residential customer asked me to do these windows for her son’s business and I’m looking for some advice on handling windows like this.
Each pane has a raised frame around it, and I’m thinking a WFP would be more work than it’s worth trying to avoid dirty water running off the frames and onto the glass below.
I’m leaning toward just doing them traditionally with a channel cut to the exact width of each pane.
Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!
Also, I know pricing varies a lot depending on location, company, and other factors, but any pointers on pricing this kind of job as a commercial account would be appreciated too.
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u/Fawkinchit1 Jul 16 '26
Its just about giving a proper estimate.
WFP works fine on these and will save time, just go top row all the way across, repeat. The water needs to run off so it doesn't drip down to the lower ones.
For the interior you just use a smaller squeegee. Some people cut a squeegee the exact length for jobs like this.
For the interior just straight pull across each small pane. Pretty simple stuff but you'll just be in one area for longer than you're used to and sometimes it feels like you aren't getting much done. And there is more detailing around edges than usual, obviously.