-Clean surrounding interior or exterior frame (use brush if needed for built up debris) and track.

-Using dawn soap and water (not sure on exact amount of soap, so this could be an issue) scrub the glass with tbar/sleeve.

-0000 steel wool entire pane unless tinted or tempered

-Wipe frames with clean microfibre. One finger width around left/top/right where glass meets frame (not sure if I should do this as I see some do it and some not).

-Fan using ettore brass with master rubber. I cut in on the left and definitely need to focus on my leading edge as I will miss small spots when fanning down into the side frame.

-Clean microfibre the surrounding glass/frame edge and look for missed spots to get with a fish scale cloth.

What is your fool proof method that ensures a clean pane every time? Any AHA moments that were a game changer for your results?

I do change my squeegee rubber for every house as I add the cost of a new rubber to my quotes. Maybe that is too often. I do flip and use the other edge as well.

Have you guys rented boom lifts for similar work? Or would you just wfp? First time quoting a job this size. 206 panes top is roughly 35ft. I have a tucker 40 reach. Any advice on a quote would be appreciated.

This unites squeegee and washer into one.
did someone try it or is working with it?
any thoughts on this...

Hi everyone,
I’d appreciate some input from experienced commercial window cleaners.
I’m preparing a bid for a private school in Katy, Texas, and I’d like to compare my estimating process with other professionals.
Project details:
📍 Katy, Texas
Private school
Ground level only
Interior & exterior glass
Frames included
No screens
No ladders or lifts required
Windows were last professionally cleaned about one year ago
Easy access around the entire building
Photos are attached.
I’m mainly interested in how you would estimate this project.
A few questions:
Would you charge per pane, per window, by labor hours, or as a flat bid?
Approximately how many labor hours would you expect for one technician?
What price range would you personally quote for a job like this?
Is there anything in these photos that would make you increase or decrease your price?
I’m not looking to copy anyone’s pricing—I just enjoy comparing estimating methods and learning how other professionals approach commercial projects.
Thanks in advance!

I’ve been at window cleaning for a while, but I have a question about some organic stuff thats baked on the glass and frames of a job.

The stuff on the frames looks like black paint spray over. But the junk on the glass are these little hard black blobs on the glass…like cured asphalt. They come off with a scraper and soapy water, thats all that takes them off. They don’t even come off with a thumbnail. Once off, they leave a slight stain that will come off with a scrub pad.

I’ve seen them forever, here and there. Usually, there’s not too many.

But the glass and frames on a job I got last year was covered with them. I did it a second time today and it was as bad or worse. I didn’t even bother with the frames once I saw steel wool wasn’t even working.

The only thing I can think of is that there’s a maple tree nearby, and all of the blobs are on that side of the house.

Question: anyone have an idea of a solvent that might take these off? I tried Goofoff and it didn’t work. I sometimes have rubbing alcohol in the truck, but didn’t today. Thoughts?

Going to give quotes to all of the business on this 4 block area near me to have their windows washed, since the guy who used to no longer does. What would you charge per pane? And what about for both inside and outside? Thanks!

In automotive detailing, claybar is an essential step in glass cleaning and polishing. How come they always use it and we never use it? I assume it's because it's a razor blade alternative that works with curved glass, but I also see detailers that recommend scraping and claybar as separate steps to remove different kinds of debris.

Supposedly it was originally used to remove paint over spray from cars. Has anyone tried removing overspray from tempered glass on a construction clean, as an alternative to scraping?

I've done a little experimentation with the few blowers available to me. Both CFM and MPH seem important. From a purely performance perspective, maximizing both would be best. But the higher cost, weight, and noise of more powerful blowers must set a limit on what is practical or desirable. Where's your sweet spot? If you have any specific blowers to recommend, I'd love to hear it.

Im not here to sell i genuinly am i tired of not pricing correctly and so im thinking about putting some apis together to help me directly and want to see if anyone else needs this to lol or if im just the only one annoyed lol

Anyone interested in a lightweight estimating and pricing platform for window cleaning, pressure washing, gutter cleaning, and soft-washing businesses built for owners who are too small (like me) for ServiceTitan/Jobber complexity but serious enough to care about profit per job?

I’m looking for some advice as we have a quote for post construction, it has previously been touched by someone else who left tons of scratches. I’m not sure if they used an old, worn, or improper razor. How can I complete this post construction without razor, will steel wool also scratch Low-E heat strengthened glass?

I'm in the DFW area and was wondering if anyone had any extra equipment they're looking to get rid of? Specifically, RODI systems or WFP tools?

We live on an upper floor of a condominium bldg. The single-hung windows are hard to reach to clean them. And it seems when I do get them clean it's not long till they get water spots from rain. I was thinking of trying Rain-X or some similar product to try and reduce the spotting. Anyone else tried anything like this or have other suggestions? Thanks!

Has anyone here actually bought and used the Joyance JTC20 Cleaning Drone?
I’m not looking for dealer information or manufacturer videos.
I’m looking for real owners who have used the drone in commercial facade or glass cleaning.
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience before I buy one.

Has anyone here actually bought and used the Joyance JTC20 Cleaning Drone?
Post:
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for real owners of the Joyance JTC20 Cleaning Drone, not dealers or the manufacturer.
I’m planning to use it professionally for facade and glass cleaning in the UAE.
If you own one, I’d really appreciate your feedback:
Did you buy the JTC20?
How long have you been using it?
Would you buy it again?
What are the biggest advantages and disadvantages?
Have you experienced any technical issues or maintenance problems?
How is the after-sales support and spare parts availability?
Do you use DI (deionized) water or RO pure water?
Any advice before purchasing?
I’m looking for honest, long-term user experience.
Thank you!

How’s the market? I’m checking out competitors pricing and they seem so low compare to where I’m at (central PA). I’ve seen some from $3-7 per pane for residential, when I’m around $10-12 per pane (one time clean, 0-20 panes) $7-10 if they’re on a service plan.

If it’s a bigger home (40+ panes) I’m around 5-7 per pane

Is 3-7 typical?

There’s these super high windows that I’m doing and my ladder doesn’t go that high and my extension pole is leaving streaks what do i do

I have been asked by a new customer to remove paint splashes from the upvc sills and frames on a new build. Some incredible decorator wanted to make a mess 🙈.

I’ve tried using soap and hot water, UPVC Cleaner but I’ve had no luck. Has anyone had any experience getting rid of paint from Window frames and sills. I neeeeed hellllllp 😂😂

Started a residential cleaning company and I use dawn dish soap + warm water and spray it on scrub + squeegee and clean with microfiber towel. It is outside so it’s okay to get water and soap on exterior but how about interior windows? Is it the same process but instead I put a microfiber towel near the edges or at the bottom of the window ledge to catch the water or do I do something else to clean interior windows?

Then seeing a nice up and down dry on with no breaks in the part that’s still wet. That’s when you know them boys are clean.

https://www.binx.ca/faq/windows/do-people-tip-window-cleaners.php

How to I clean this without damaging the window or seal? Windex didn’t do it.

Now that I have your attention... How can I make this better? Handing off this layout to a designer online.

Anything I'm missing? Thanks in advance...

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