Repeat-timing guide

Choosing a repeat window-cleaning interval

Discuss timing around the property rather than accepting one default cadence.

A solo window cleaner using a squeegee on a ground-floor residential window.
Surface firstScope before spray

Keep the record

Property details make a future visit easier to discuss.

Approved choices and useful access notes can stay with the property while the next-clean timing remains yours to choose.

A solo window cleaner using a squeegee on a ground-floor residential window.

Choose the sides

Exterior only and inside-and-outside are different scopes.

Choose one option for the whole property or explain a mix. Glass doors, skylights, screens and tracks remain separate where that keeps the quote clearer.

A solo window cleaner using a squeegee on a ground-floor residential window.

Show the route

Stories, gates, rooms and pets shape access.

Photograph exterior approaches and tell us about furniture, blinds, pets, parking or business hours that affect the route to the glass.

A solo window cleaner using a squeegee on a ground-floor residential window.

Keep control

A preference is not a locked appointment.

Review the property, scope, weather and timing again before each proposed visit.

A clearer window-cleaning request

Let’s count the glass and choose the service sides.

Send a few useful photos and we’ll review the property, pane range, inside or outside choice and access before offering a date.

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