Streak-free glass care that improves natural light and keeps entrances, storefronts and common areas looking maintained.
Glass shows fingerprints, water spots and environmental buildup quickly. ADJS provides window and glass cleaning for accessible commercial, strata and residential areas, with service planned around the building and access conditions.
Service can be shaped around the areas that matter most.
- Interior glass cleaning
- Accessible exterior windows
- Entry doors and sidelights
- Storefront glass
- Lobby glass
- Mirrors and partitions
- Spot glass cleaning
- Scheduled periodic service
Choosing the right window-cleaning scope for a managed property
Commercial window cleaning is not only about the number of panes. Height, access, landscaping, awnings, pedestrian traffic, interior furnishings and the condition of frames and ledges all influence how the work should be planned.
Interior and exterior glass
Some properties need both sides of the glass cleaned, while others only require exterior service at set intervals. Interior work may need to be coordinated around tenants, furniture and security.
Ground-level storefronts
Retail and street-facing glass can show fingerprints and weather marks quickly. These areas may need a different frequency from upper-level windows or less visible elevations.
Access and safety planning
Before work begins, access points and surrounding activity should be reviewed. The appropriate method depends on building conditions and the areas that can be safely reached.
Seasonal scheduling
Many managers schedule larger window-cleaning visits around spring, summer or property inspections, with higher-visibility glass maintained more often between full services.
What should be included in a window-cleaning request?
Provide the property type, approximate number of floors, whether interior glass is required, known access restrictions and any storefront or high-visibility areas that need special attention. Combining window cleaning with entrance detailing or exterior washing can also make sense when the work uses the same access window.
