Water-fed pole cleaning is a method commonly used for cleaning windows, especially in commercial and high-rise settings. It involves the use of a telescopic pole fitted with a brush head at the end, which is connected to a supply of purified water. The purified water is usually stored in a tank or delivered via a hose from a specialized purification system.

The process typically involves the following steps:

1. Preparation: The water-fed pole system is set up, including attaching the brush head to the telescopic pole and ensuring the water supply is ready.
2. Scrubbing: The brush head is used to agitate and scrub the surface of the window or other glass surfaces being cleaned. The brush head is designed to loosen dirt, grime, and other debris.
3. Rinsing: As the brush head loosens the dirt, purified water is continuously fed through the pole and sprayed onto the surface being cleaned. The purified water helps to rinse away the loosened dirt and prevent streaking or spotting.
4. Drying (optional): Depending on the setup and preferences, some water-fed pole systems may include attachments or additional steps for drying the cleaned surface. However, because purified water is used, there is often minimal spotting, and the windows can air dry without leaving streaks.

Advantages of water-fed pole cleaning include:

• Safety: It allows cleaning of windows at heights without the need for ladders or scaffolding, reducing the risk of accidents.
• Efficiency: The brush head and continuous supply of purified water can clean windows quickly and effectively.
• Environmental friendliness: Purified water eliminates the need for chemical cleaners, making it an eco-friendly option.

Overall, water-fed pole cleaning is a modern and efficient method for maintaining clean and sparkling windows, especially in challenging or high-up locations.

Exterior window washing is the process of cleaning the outside surfaces of windows, typically performed to improve aesthetics, maintain cleanliness, and ensure proper visibility. Here’s an outline of the steps involved:

• Professional Supplies:
  • Cleaning solution: Works great and is time-tested.
  • Tools: Things such as squeegees, scrubbers, microfiber cloths, lint-free towels, and a bucket.
  • Equipment: Depending on the height and accessibility of the windows, we may need a ladder, step stool, or extension pole.
• Preparation:
  • Clear the area: Remove any obstacles, furniture, or items near the windows to allow easy access.
  • Protect surroundings: Cover nearby surfaces, plants, or furniture to prevent damage from cleaning solutions or water runoff.
• Experience:
  • A company that has years of experience is always a benefit when it comes to your commercial window cleaning service.  We can get the job done properly and on time!