Commercial window cleaning in Plano, TX
Storefronts, offices and post-construction cleanups across Plano and Collin County. We have been cleaning windows for local businesses since 1987. Estimates are free.
Your glass is the first thing customers judge
Nobody walks into a shop and thinks "what clean windows." They notice the opposite. Smeared glass, fingerprints around the door handle, a tide line of dust along the bottom of the frame — it reads as a business that has stopped paying attention, and it does that before anyone has spoken to a member of your staff.
That is the whole argument for a schedule rather than an occasional clean. Once glass is on a rota it never gets to the point where a customer notices it, and each visit is quicker and cheaper than a rescue job on months of buildup.
What we cover
Storefronts and retail
Shopfront glass, entrance doors and the door furniture around them, which takes the worst of the handprints. Interior side included if you want it, usually scheduled before or after trading.
Offices and multi-tenant buildings
Exterior glazing, interior partitions and meeting-room glass. For buildings above a couple of storeys, see high rise window cleaning.
Post-construction cleanup
New and refitted units where the glass has never been cleaned. This is a different job from a routine visit and is quoted separately — see below.
Restaurants and food service
Front glass plus the grease film that builds on anything near a kitchen extract. It does not come off with a routine wash and needs treating properly.
Post-construction is a different job
A new fit-out leaves glass carrying things a normal clean will not touch: mortar and concrete splash, silicone and adhesive residue, paint overspray, protective-film glue, and manufacturer stickers that have been baking in the sun for weeks.
Handled carelessly, most of that gets dragged across the pane and scratches it permanently — which is how brand-new glass ends up needing replacing before a tenant has moved in. It has to be softened and lifted rather than scrubbed, and the work is slower and more careful than routine cleaning. We quote it separately so nobody is surprised by the difference.
George did an excellent job for us on our post-construction clean up. The lease space has 60' of 10' tall windows that probably have not been cleaned in years, some of which had extensive calcification on them. They all sparkle! I will use George on future projects and will certainly refer him to the new tenant moving into this space.
Scheduling around your business
The point of commercial work is that it should not be something you have to think about. Once we have agreed a frequency, the visits happen and you get an invoice — no re-quoting every time, no chasing.
Timing is part of that. Early mornings and quiet days are usually straightforward to arrange, and interior work is normally best done outside trading hours. Tell us what suits your business when we quote and we will schedule around it rather than turning up in the middle of your busiest hour.
How often is right?
There is no single answer, but the pattern is fairly consistent locally. Most storefronts settle on monthly. Somewhere with heavy footfall, a drive-through, or a car park right against the glass often wants fortnightly, because tyre dust and exhaust film build up fast. Offices set back from the road are usually fine quarterly. We will tell you what we think your building needs and you can decide — it is your money.
I have known George for years and have used or recommended the washing service for years. George is very conscientious and does excellent work. He will give a great price and actually show up on time to do the work. I highly recommend his company.
Common questions
How often should a storefront have its windows cleaned?
Monthly suits most. Fortnightly if you have heavy footfall or parking against the glass; quarterly is usually enough for an office set back from the road.
Can you clean outside our opening hours?
Early mornings and quiet days are usually straightforward to arrange. Tell us the window that works when we quote and we will schedule around it.
Do you handle post-construction cleaning?
Yes, and it is quoted separately from routine cleaning because it is slower, more careful work. See the section above.
Do you clean interior glass too?
Yes — interior glass, partitions and entrance doors. Usually scheduled outside trading hours so it does not disrupt staff or customers.
What about buildings above a few storeys?
That is high rise window cleaning, which is quoted after a look at the building and its access.
Get a commercial estimate
Tell us the type of premises, roughly how much glass, and how often you want it done. The quote is free and there is no obligation after it.