Interior and exterior glass
Window cleaning at commercial height, not off a stepladder.
Interior and exterior commercial glass by water fed pole and boom lift, from a locally owned crew with 50 years of combined experience between them.
Chapter 01
Interior and exterior, at real commercial height
Ground floor storefronts get a water fed pole, which reaches high glass from the sidewalk without a ladder blocking the entrance during business hours. Upper floors and building facades get a boom lift, run by a crew that does this daily, not occasionally.
We have worked office towers, glass storefronts along Portland streets, and multi story facades where the glass runs from the ground to the roofline. Interior and exterior sides are both part of the job, not sold as two separate services.
Corporate Cleaning Service technician on a boom lift cleaning high windows against a clear sky
Fifty years of combined experience on the crew
Between the people who actually run the poles and the lifts, this team carries fifty years of combined window cleaning experience. That is what tells a crew when wind or glare means waiting an hour rather than pushing through a section.
It also shows in the finish. Streaking on commercial glass usually comes down to technique and timing, not the equipment, and that is the part experience actually buys you.
Chapter 03
Same business day answer, service inside 24 hours
A call or an email about window cleaning gets answered the same business day. It does not sit in a queue until someone gets around to it.
From there, service is scheduled inside 24 hours. We are a locally owned business based here in Hillsboro, not a national contractor dispatching a crew from out of state, which is a large part of why we can move that fast.
Corporate Cleaning Service, Licensed and bonded. Call (503) 519-0271.
Locally owned, Hillsboro based
The van outside your building is ours, and so is the crew on the lift.
We are not a broker sending out a subcontractor. The same locally owned company that answers your call sends the crew, runs the lift, and stands behind the finish.