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If you own a business or commercial building, then you should understand the importance of good maintenance practices including inspections, carpet cleaning, and system maintenance among others. One area of maintenance that is important but commonly overlooked for public buildings is regular window cleaning. Window cleaning services are beneficial for commercial buildings because they can improve the look of your building with clear windows and keep debris such as dirt, debris, and spider webs from negatively affecting your windows.

Benefits of Commercial Window Cleaning

One of the best ways to make a good impression on employees and potential customers or clients is by maintaining a clean and healthy environment within your building. Keeping your windows consistently clean will help improve the look of your building from the outside and create a more comfortable atmosphere inside buy allowing in more natural light. Over time your windows accumulate dirt, pollen, dust, oil, spider webs, bird droppings, and other debris that can give your building a dirty appearance and block out natural light. A professional window cleaning company uses the best cleaning products and methods in the industry to completely remove the dirt and debris from your windows and improve the appearance of your building inside and out.

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If your commercial building is built with concrete, then regular professional window cleaning is especially important. Several minerals that are used to manufacture concrete such as calcium leach out of the concrete walls over time and slowly streak down the wall over any windows in its path. This concrete leaching leaves mineral streaks and hard stains on the windows that are especially difficult to remove and they can result in permanent damage if they are not removed quickly enough. Regular commercial window cleaning services will keep your windows free of minor mineral deposits by removing them before they become permanently etched in the glass. Concrete leaching is a slow process that occurs over extended periods of time so it is wise for property managers of concrete buildings to schedule regular window cleaning services to prevent concrete leaching from ruining their windows.

Window Cleaning Cost

The national average for the cost of window cleaning is between about $100 and $250, but this depends

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largely on the number of windows. For commercial window cleaning jobs, the average price is about 4 dollars per window pane which covers the glass, tracks, and sills inside and out. Therefore if your building has 50 windows you can expect to spend about $200. Some window cleaning companies may also offer price breaks for customers who schedule regular window cleaning services.

Making excellent first impressions can go a long way towards benefiting your business and regular window cleaning services are a great way to improve the appearance of your building which will reflect well on your company’s image. These services will not only remove dirt, debris, and concrete leaching to improve your building’s exterior appearance, but also increase the amount of natural light into the building for a brighter indoor atmosphere. Window cleaning companies generally recommend that you schedule quarterly commercial window cleaning services to keep your building well-maintained.

Sources:

http://www.redbeacon.com/hg/window-cleaning-cost/

http://www.clearviewslo.com/blog/bid/118789/How-much-does-window-cleaning-cost

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