Choosing a potential window cleaning service to give you an estimate for the cost of the job is your first step. (This can also be done over the phone with your help) When the estimator for the window cleaning company shows up, he will quickly assess the job and present you with his best figure.
You should know that the going rate in most areas is about $3-5/panel of glass on average but of course, that also depends upon ease of access and the average size of each panel. It may depend upon how many screens you have as he will be cleaning those too unless you specify otherwise of course.
If you happen to have storm windows that’s another matter. These can be time-consuming. They’re estimated at $5-10/panel depending upon ease of removal and reinstallation.
Here are a few basic questions you may want to ask so you know what quality workmanship you can expect:
Do you razor the glass on the outside?
Do you clean the screens? If so how?
Do you clean the tracks and the seals?
Another question which may be relevant to you is whether there will be a crew on the job or just one person. Or is it a one man show and your estimator will be the solo window cleaner as well?
Be sure to find out what to expect from your window cleaning service you hire and the estimated time the job will require.
If you’re still uncertain, it may be best to get a second or even a third estimate.
www.NewMorningInc.com
720-466-3579
I agree that finding out the cost of the job is an important part of finding the right window cleaners. Like you said, asking if there is going to be a crew of people or just one person on the job. I believe that if there are two people doing the job it will be better. There are a lot of different things that you can compare to make sure that you are going with the best company.
If you would hire a quality service provider of window cleaning service, you will be astonished by experiencing their style of works and responsibility.
My wife noticed that our windows are really dirty, but we weren’t sure how to find a company to come and clean them up for us. I really like that you say that the price can actually depend on the ease of access of the windows. It would be nice to know that we can pay a little extra to clean the windows we can’t reach.
I like that you talked about how you can start finding a good window cleaning company by asking window cleaning companies for an estimate of the cost of the job. My son’s getting 3 next week, so I’m preparing the house for the party. Since I don’t have the luxury of time to clean all the big windows we have at home, I’m looking to hire a professional window cleaning company. Because of the expenses involved in my son’s birthday, it’s essential for me to find a window cleaning company that can provide the best estimate cost to complete the job. Thanks for the tips!