Spruce Street, Riverside, to high rises across the region
Outdoor Maintenance
Window washing from single-storey offices to multi-storey buildings, and pressure washing of paved surfaces. Medical practices as often as monthly.
Chapter 01
Windows are one of the first things a customer reads
Windows are one of the top three areas of a building that customers notice first. The exterior of your building should set the tone before anyone walks inside, and spotted glass, a streaked storefront or stained pavement at the entrance sets a different one.
The failure is rarely a single bad day. It is the slow drift between washes. Hospitals and medical practices need their windows spotless both inside and out, so a missed month shows. In an office, the same drift goes unnoticed until a visitor mentions it.
The second failure is handing the job to someone without the skills. Window cleaning demands proper skills, the right equipment and specific cleaning solutions. Without them, the job is done badly, or not done safely, and on a multi storey building that is a risk nobody wants to carry.
Block and steel frontage of the OctoClean headquarters on Spruce Street, Riverside
How the crew works the exterior
We are equipped to clean everything from single storey offices to multi storey high rises. Window washing covers the glass, and pressure washing covers the outdoor paved surfaces: the walkways and approaches that visitors cross on their way in. The local franchise crew arrives with the experience, techniques and products to do the job properly and safely.
While we have many years of experience in the janitorial industry, nobody knows your facility like you do. So we work with you to determine the best scheduling system for the building. You can set up a schedule so the windows are washed regularly, or you can call in when you decide it is time.
Requests go through the central support team, which logs each call and email as a ticket and passes it to the franchise owner for your building. Pricing follows a facility walkthrough, since a single storey clinic and a high rise do not have the same scope.
Chapter 03
How often it should come back
How often your windows need cleaning depends on the type of business you run, the landscaping, the weather and the location of your office. In general, hospitals and medical practices that keep their windows spotless might need cleaning as regularly as once a month.
For most general office buildings, washing the windows every couple of months is typically enough. Regular washings help a building keep a clean, polished look, and a standing schedule means you are not the one who has to notice the problem first.
Pressure washing of paved surfaces is scheduled the same way, set with you at the walkthrough. Pair the work with parking lot sweeping for the lot itself, and with nightly janitorial for the inside, so the exterior and interior are kept up as one program.
Window washing and pressure washing from single storey offices to multi storey high rises. Call 951-683-5859 in Southern California or 480-581-7003 in Phoenix Metro and we will agree a schedule for your building.
Window schedules differ most between medical practices and offices. See the healthcare page for the monthly rhythm, or the commercial page for offices on a longer cycle.