Streak-free glass inside and out for storefronts, low-rise offices, clinics and dealerships — frames, sills and tracks included, scheduled around your opening hours. Ground-floor and low-rise only, and we say so up front.
Glass is the first thing a customer sees and the last thing most cleaning contracts include. It is usually excluded from a nightly janitorial scope and then quietly forgotten for a year.
Commercial window cleaning keeps the glass on your building presentable inside and out — and on a working storefront that means far more than the pane itself. The frames, sills and tracks hold the dirt that makes clean glass look dirty again within a week, so a proper service does all four. We work across the GTA on storefronts, plazas, low-rise offices, medical and dental clinics, dealerships, restaurants and warehouse frontages, on schedules from twice-monthly to twice-yearly.
Most buildings need two different things and only ever buy one. The exterior is about weather: road salt spray, rain spotting, pollen, exhaust film and construction dust. The interior is about people: fingerprints on entrance doors, hand marks on partitions, smears on display cases. Exterior glass is what the street sees. Interior glass is what your client sees while they wait in reception — and it is the one that gets skipped.
We are deliberately a ground-floor and low-rise window cleaning company. That covers the overwhelming majority of commercial buildings in the GTA, and it is a scope we can do properly, safely and on a reliable schedule. We do not take on high-rise work, and there is a section below explaining exactly where our line is — because the honest answer is more useful to you than an over-promise.
Four parts, not one. Skipping any of the last three is why glass stops looking clean so quickly.
Washed and finished streak-free, using the right method for the surface.
Where the grit actually lives. Clean glass in a dirty frame still reads as dirty.
The glass your clients stand closest to, and the most commonly missed.
A window job that leaves a mess underneath it is not finished.
We clean ground-floor and low-rise glass — reached from the ground with water-fed poles, or with ladders where that is the safe and appropriate method. In practice that covers storefronts, plazas, strip malls, single-storey clinics and dealerships, and low-rise office buildings up to roughly three or four storeys.
We do not take on high-rise work: no suspended platforms or swing stages, no boatswain chairs, no rope access. That work needs specialist equipment, engineered roof anchor points and specific fall-protection training, and a general cleaning contractor should not be doing it. If your building needs it, we will tell you on the walkthrough and you can hire a dedicated high-rise contractor — which is a better outcome for you than us saying yes and sending the wrong crew.
If the glass is reachable from the ground, it is in scope.
Plazas, strip malls and street-front shops where the window is the first impression and hand contact is constant. Early-morning service before opening.
Professional offices, law firms and multi-tenant low-rise buildings — exterior on a quarterly cycle, interior partitions and reception glass more often.
Waiting-room glass, reception partitions and entrance doors, cleaned around patient hours and alongside our medical office cleaning scope.
Large glazed showroom frontage where the whole point of the building is that you can see in. Frequent service keeps the display working.
Street-facing glass that takes grease film from inside and traffic film from outside. Pairs with restaurant cleaning on the same visit.
Office frontage, dock-side glass and high-bay window bands reachable from the ground — usually twice a year, alongside warehouse cleaning.
A starting point by building type. We confirm the right interval on the walkthrough — frontage, traffic and exposure matter more than the category.
| Building type | Exterior | Interior | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retail storefront | Monthly to twice-monthly | Monthly | Constant hand contact and street-level traffic film |
| Restaurant / café | Twice-monthly | Monthly | Grease film from inside meets traffic film outside |
| Dealership / showroom | Monthly | Monthly | The glass is the display; smears defeat the purpose |
| Medical / dental clinic | Quarterly | Monthly | Patients sit next to interior glass for long periods |
| Low-rise office | Quarterly | Quarterly | Lower public traffic, steadier soiling rate |
| Warehouse / industrial | Twice yearly | Twice yearly | Dust-driven rather than contact-driven |
Two dates matter more than the interval anywhere in the GTA. After winter, road salt spray leaves a grey film on every pane at street level, and it does not rinse off in rain — a spring exterior clean is the single most visible improvement most buildings get all year. After spring pollen, a second pass clears the yellow film that settles on sills and frames. If budget only allows twice a year, those are the two.
Four stages, built around not disrupting your customers.
We count the glass, check what is reachable from the ground, note frame and track condition, and flag anything outside our height scope before quoting.
Storefront exteriors early morning before opening; office and clinic interiors after hours or weekends. Wet work should not happen through your traffic.
Glass both faces, then frames, sills and tracks. Scrape and detail where there is adhesive, paint or construction residue rather than dragging it across the pane.
Water spotting removed from adjacent surfaces, entryway dried, equipment cleared. A written service record is available on request for property managers.
Why we count your glass instead of quoting from a rate card.
Pane count and size: the single biggest factor. Twenty small divided panes take far longer than four large panes covering the same area, because the work is in the edges.
Reachability: glass cleaned from the ground with a pole is quicker and safer than glass needing ladder setup and repositioning. Obstructions — planters, awnings, parked vehicles, security grilles — add time.
Interior as well as exterior: interior work is a separate pass with its own access arrangements, especially in occupied clinics and offices.
Condition on arrival: a first clean on neglected glass — hard-water spotting, adhesive residue, construction film — takes materially longer than the maintenance visits that follow. We price the first visit and the recurring visits separately so you can see the difference.
Frequency: a monthly schedule costs less per visit than an annual one, because the glass never gets far from clean. All quoting is done after a free on-site walkthrough, with a written scope. No lock-in contract.
Comparing quotes? Our commercial window cleaning cost guide explains the four pricing models, why pane count beats square footage, and the eight things a written quote should state.
A different job from maintenance cleaning, and doing it in the wrong order ruins glass.
Glass on a newly finished site carries stucco splatter, paint flecks, silicone and adhesive residue, sticker glue and fine concrete dust. That dust is abrasive — squeegeeing straight over it drags grit across the pane and leaves permanent fine scratches that no amount of later cleaning removes. Construction glass has to be soaked, scraped correctly and detailed before any normal washing happens.
For that reason, window and glass detailing is normally part of our post-construction cleaning scope rather than a standalone window visit — it belongs in the sequence with dust removal and final detailing, not before it. If your project is at that stage, book it as post-construction and the glass is handled within it. Exterior hard surfaces around the entrance often need attention at the same time, which is where pressure washing pairs naturally.
Window cleaning puts someone with water and a ladder next to your entrance while customers walk past. It is worth knowing who that is.
Fully insured and covered: $5M general liability insurance and full WSIB coverage on every job. Certificates available on request before work begins. Our staff are bonded.
Trading since 2007: we have been cleaning commercial properties across the GTA for nearly two decades, and we are rated 5.0 on Google. Trusted by 200+ Ontario businesses.
Consistent crews: the same people on your site visit after visit, so they learn your building — which entrance sticks, where the water source is, which glass gets the worst of the salt spray.
Honest scope: if a job needs equipment or training we do not have, we tell you on the walkthrough. We would rather lose a quote than send the wrong crew up a building.
No long-term lock-in: window cleaning is bought on results. If the glass is not right, you should be able to leave — so our agreements are month-to-month.
What GTA property managers and business owners ask most.
Free on-site walkthrough — we count the glass, confirm what is reachable, and give you a written scope and price. Month-to-month, no lock-in.
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