Professional window cleaning should define exactly which glass, sides, screens, tracks, frames, and access conditions are included. Clean Surface offers exterior-only or inside-and-out service by confirmed scope, using traditional detailing or purified-water equipment according to the glass, building height, surrounding surfaces, and water conditions.
Routine window cleaning addresses dust, pollen, fingerprints, webs, and normal exterior residue. Hard-water deposits, paint, stucco, adhesive, silicone, construction debris, scratched glass, damaged seals, and oxidation require separate evaluation. Scraping or abrasive work is never assumed simply because marks are visible.
For commercial properties, scheduling may need to account for customers, entrances, patio seating, drive-thru windows, signage, tenant hours, and recurring maintenance. Multi-location scopes should define pane counts or elevations, frequency, reporting, and the standard used to approve completed work.