Question and Answer
How often should I get my windows cleaned?
Every two weeks was, now four weeks the viable nation-wide standard professional norms for commercial glass cleaning and 6 months minimum for homes and glass in general. Going past 6 months (2 seasons) will age glass much faster and impede future cleanings that may cause injury to both window and even laborer.
Take care of your glass, like a ring kept polished on your finger.
How can I save the most money on a window cleaning service?
By finding the right service and serviceman you connect with, that won't waste your time by leaving you switching services over the cheapest price until you find the one that saves you the most time.
By working with a Union, company founded on trusted partners and advisors.
By becoming a great citizen, you will find great companies to work with.
Who can you trust ?
You can trust the ones who have survived many years, who you know will be there to help you survive the long run in the economy.
If you couldn't trust somebody who has all the answers for you at any given moment, then your life must not be complete until so.
Who offers the best value ?
The best value comes by what you value. It may be a company who watches your back, as opposed to a company who cleans windows for commodity prices with no knowledge of your industry or apparent eye over your shoulder.
The Best value often reaches peace building architecture.
Why Should I hire a company when i can do it myself?
You should hire a company, so you can focus on building your brand, product or service line, focus on getting customers as opposed to wasting your time, because window cleaning is usually the cheapest bill of the month. The windows being cleaned is marketing in itself, attracting customers by the cleanliness of the building and so forth.
It is actually against peoples religion to get their windows cleaned, and after 15 years of American First-Class service, with not one public complaint in 15 years, you could depend on honor in the end, (7-15-2021)
What's the first thing a customer sees ?
Through the windows and into the soul of the business.