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-Window Cleaning

-Glass Restoration

-Window Tint

-Fan Cleaning

-Mirror Cleaning

-Screen Repair

-New Bug Screens

-Glass Sealing

-Chandelier Cleaning

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Friendly Neighbor Program: How it Works

Our minimum charge for window cleaning is $125.

Window Cleaning Amount=$125-$179= $10 Discount

Window Cleaning Amount= $180+= $20 Discount

Friendly Neighbor Program Details

*Both customers get the discount off of their bill.  Residential customers only.  We reserve the right to end or modify this program at any time for any reason.* Can’t be combined with any other specific dollar discounts* Both houses must be within 1 mile of each other to qualify for the program.

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Commercial Cleaning Contracts: What Should Be Included?

Many business owners feel a vague sense of dissatisfaction with their commercial cleaning provider. In many cases, less-than-stellar companies promise rates and services verbally but do not deliver as agreed. A specific and thoughtful contract will form the basis for positive business relationships and will provide grounds for termination if the agreements and terms are not met.

All companies should include specific information about pricing and scheduling in their contract. For instance, companies should list their monthly rate and should specify which days of the week they will come into the building to work. Many companies also add clause that states that prices will remain the same for at least a 12-month period. If this language is not in the contract, then ask your provider to include it.

All services provided should be clearly spelled out in the commercial cleaning contracts. Some services should be performed daily, such as cleaning bathrooms and employee areas. Other services, such as floor cleaning and vacuuming, may be provided every other day. Additional services such as window washing may be provided on a monthly basis. Whatever your preferences and schedule, they should be clearly written into the contract.

All commercial cleaners should provide license and insurance information as part of their contract. Cleaning companies should also be bonded depending on the job, which means that the company accepts responsibility for anything that employees may do during the course of work. Licensure, bonding and insurance are all evidence of a high-quality company that stands behind its work. These elements also protect businesses from any theft, injury or damage to property by a cleaning company employee.

Your contract should indicate who supplies cleaning products and equipment. Some businesses maintain their own cleaning equipment onsite, but most companies provide equipment like vacuum cleaners, mops and brooms. Businesses should also decide if they plan to provide their own cleaning products or use the company’s standard products. Businesses concerned about chemical interaction with the environment should choose a company that either uses environmentally friendly cleaners or allows the company to purchase its own products.

In addition to including the monthly rate, the contract should include specific information about invoicing. Cleaning companies should indicate when they send out invoices and when payment is expected. For example, most cleaning companies send out invoices between the first and the tenth of the month and expect payment by the end of the month.

Your cleaning company should indicate whether they assess finance charges for late invoice payments. If they do, then the contract should spell out the exact percentage charged, which is usually around 1.5 percent. The company’s invoices should also list any finance charges levied against the business.

Most cleaning contracts include a termination clause. The vast majority of contracts with cleaning companies run month-to-month, which means that businesses must give their cleaning provider 30 days notice of termination. Some cleaners place additional language in their contracts stating that businesses must give them between 30 and 60 days to attempt to resolve problems. However, that language is difficult to enforce in a court of law because the circumstances are usually subjective.

Accepting the services of a cleaning company without a clear contract will result in many headaches for business owners down the road. By taking the time to negotiate a clear and thorough contract, you will lay the foundation for a good experience and for a long-term relationship with your cleaning provider.

This is a building on Mill Ave that we perform routine window cleaning services on. We utilize our water fed pole using pure water technology to clean the windows.  This gives the windows a more thorough cleaning while keeping our crew safely on the ground.