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Window Cleaning

Storefront and low-rise glass that reads as clean from the sidewalk

Interior and exterior window cleaning for storefronts, curtain wall, entries and atrium glass nationwide.

Overview

Glass is the most visible surface on a commercial building and the one dust and hard water punish hardest. Streaked storefront glass undermines an otherwise well-kept property.

We clean storefront systems, entry glazing, curtain wall, partitions and interior glass, working from the ground, ladders or scaffolding as the elevation requires. Frames, tracks and sills are part of the job, because glass never looks finished when the frame is still dirty.

Who this is for

  • Retail and restaurant operators with street-facing glass
  • Property managers of low-rise and mid-rise commercial buildings
  • Office and medical facilities with extensive interior glazing
  • General contractors needing construction glass cleaning at turnover
  • Multi-tenant retail centres and promenades
Scope

What’s included

A starting point, not a fixed menu. The final scope is written around your facility during the walkthrough.
  • Interior and exterior glass cleaning
  • Storefront, entry and vestibule glazing
  • Curtain wall and atrium glass within safe reach
  • Frame, track, sill and mullion wipe-down
  • Interior partitions, mirrors and glass railings
  • Hard water and mineral spot treatment
  • Construction glass cleaning including label and overspray removal
  • Scheduled recurring service or one-time cleans
Process

How window cleaning runs

  1. 01

    Assess access and elevation

    We confirm what can be reached safely from the ground, ladders or scaffolding, and identify any glass that needs specialist access.

  2. 02

    Confirm scope and frequency

    Interior only, exterior only or both, at a frequency that matches how quickly dust and water spotting return at your location.

  3. 03

    Clean glass and frames together

    Glass, frames, tracks and sills are cleaned as one job so the whole opening looks finished.

Our work
Photographed on Habibi’s own jobs.
  • Window cleaning technician on a ladder servicing tall storefront glass
  • Streak free storefront glass with warm interior lighting visible through the windows
  • Window cleaning technician working from elevated scaffolding on a building exterior
  • Technician cleaning interior storefront glass at a retail location
  • Retail promenade storefronts with cleaned display windows in the evening
  • Commercial storefront glass at dusk after a window cleaning service
FAQ

Window Cleaning questions

How often should storefront glass be cleaned?
In dry, dusty climates, street-facing retail glass often looks best on a weekly or biweekly cycle. Less exposed office glass may only need monthly or quarterly attention.
Can you remove hard water spots?
In many cases yes, with mineral-specific treatment. Long-standing hard water etching can permanently damage glass, so we assess the affected panes first and tell you honestly what will improve and what will not.
Request a quote

Get a quote for window cleaning.

Tell us about the building and we will follow up with an estimate.

Get a Cleaning Estimate

How is the space used? Does it have any special cleaning needs?
Request a quote

Let’s build a cleaning plan for your facility.

Tell us about the building and how it is used. We will walk the property, put a written scope together and quote against it.