Frames were not cleaned
Dirt in the frame and track washes back onto the glass with the first rain. Cleaning one without the other is wasted work.
Commercial window cleaning.
Glass is the first thing a customer sees and the last thing most cleaning contracts cover properly.
- Shopfronts and office glass
- Internal partitions included
- Regular cycle or one-off
Melbourne & the western suburbs
Ground-level commercial glass, done properly.
We clean accessible commercial glass: shopfronts, ground and low-level office windows, entry doors, internal partitions and glass balustrades. We are not a rope-access or high-rise operator, and we would rather say that plainly than take a booking we should not.
For most businesses that covers everything that actually matters. Customers judge you on the shopfront and the entry doors, and staff judge the internal glass they walk past all day. Those are the surfaces that show fingerprints, water spotting and the smears left by a wipe with the wrong cloth.
The finish comes down to method rather than effort. Squeegee work with clean water and a proper detailing of the edges leaves no streaks; spraying and wiping with a cloth simply moves the film around, which is why glass cleaned that way looks worse in direct sun than before it was touched.
What's included
The scope, in plain terms.
Shopfronts and entry doors
Inside and out, including frames, thresholds and the handles that collect every fingerprint. Usually the highest-value glass on a site because it is what customers see first.
Office windows at ground and low level
Accessible glass cleaned inside and out, with sills and frames detailed rather than left with a tide line at the bottom.
Internal partitions and glass walls
Meeting room glass, partitions and balustrades — the surfaces staff touch constantly and that a routine contract almost never includes.
Frames, tracks and sills
Where the dirt actually accumulates. Cleaning glass and leaving the frame dirty is the most common shortcut in window cleaning and immediately visible.
Regular cycles
Monthly, quarterly or as suited to your site. Shopfronts on a busy road need attention far more often than an office in a quiet estate.
One-off and post-build cleans
Builders clean glass, pre-opening cleans and end-of-lease work, including removing plaster splatter, stickers and adhesive residue.
Worth knowing
Why glass looks bad again in a week.
Wrong method
Spray-and-wipe leaves a film that shows in direct sun. Squeegee work with clean water and detailed edges does not.
Wrong frequency for the location
A shopfront on a main road with bus traffic needs a far shorter cycle than an office in a quiet estate. One schedule does not fit both.
Hard water spotting left to set
Sprinkler overspray and hard water leave mineral deposits that etch if left. Caught early they clean off; left for months they need specialist treatment.
Common questions
Questions we get asked.
Do you do high-rise or rope-access window cleaning?
No. We clean accessible commercial glass — shopfronts, ground and low-level office windows, internal partitions and balustrades. High-rise facade work needs a rope-access or swing-stage operator, and we would rather tell you that than take the booking.
How often should a shopfront be cleaned?
Most shopfronts on a busy street benefit from fortnightly or monthly attention; quieter locations are fine quarterly. Traffic, weather exposure and how close you are to a main road matter far more than the size of the glass.
Do you clean the frames and sills too?
Yes, and it is not an optional extra. Cleaning the glass while leaving dirt in the frame means the first rain washes it straight back down.
Can you remove paint, stickers or hard water marks?
Usually. Paint splatter, adhesive residue and sticker remnants come off with the right blade and solvent, and light mineral spotting cleans up. Hard water that has been left long enough to etch the glass is permanent, and we will tell you that rather than charge you to find out.
Where we work
Across Melbourne, strongest in the west.
Shopfront and office glass across Melbourne's west, including Footscray, Yarraville, Sunshine, Werribee, Point Cook, Altona and Williamstown.
Need a quote for your site?
Tell us the size and the hours that suit. We walk through, then give you a clear price with nothing hidden — and we call back within 2 hours.