A few preparations can make a window cleaning visit easier. The goal is to give the team safe access and clear instructions, not to clean the glass before they arrive.
Clear accessible window areas, move small fragile items, arrange pet access, and tell the team about damage or windows that are difficult to operate.
Your preparation checklist
- Confirm the windows. Identify the glass surfaces covered by the quote and whether inside, outside, or both are included.
- Clear small obstacles. Put away decorations and loose belongings near the windows.
- Discuss furniture. Ask the team about access before moving heavy items.
- Explain window issues. Mention loose screens, sticking frames, alarm sensors, or existing damage.
- Arrange access. Confirm gates, exterior areas, and any rooms that need to be entered.
Should I remove screens first?
Ask before doing so. Screens may be outside the confirmed scope, and their condition or removal method may require care. Tracks and frames should also be discussed separately rather than assumed to be part of glass cleaning.
What should I do about high windows?
Describe the height and access during the quote conversation. Do not climb or improvise access to prepare for the team. The company needs to confirm whether the requested windows can be reached safely.
Is there a shortcut for every mark?
No. Persistent deposits, scratches, and damaged glass need different assessments. Explain unusual marks and confirm the expected result before booking.
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