Window Cleaning in Orleans

Interior glass and ground-level exterior glass, including frames, sills and entrance doors.

Floor to ceiling office windows with clear glass looking out over bare trees in daylight

Glass is the part of a building people look through and the part they notice first. A marked entrance door reads as neglect even when the floors are clean. A clear window does the opposite, quietly, all day.

Our window cleaning covers interior glass and ground-level exterior glass that can be reached safely from the ground: windows, doors, frames, sills, partitions and reception screens. It is planned on a frequency that suits how much each piece of glass is used.

01 / What is included

Glass, frames and the parts that hold dirt

  • Interior window glass cleaned on both accessible faces
  • Ground-level exterior glass reached safely from the ground
  • Entrance doors, including the push plate and the frame customers touch
  • Frames and sills wiped, with the corners checked for grit
  • Interior glass partitions, meeting room walls and reception screens
  • Tracks and channels at sliding doors and windows, where the scope includes them
  • Marks and fingerprints removed from glass at handle height

Exterior glass above ground level, and any work requiring ladders above a safe ground-level reach, is outside this scope. If a window cannot be reached safely, it is not cleaned.

02 / How the work is planned

Access, hours and the right weather

The walkthrough establishes which glass is reachable, which rooms need privacy during the work, and what time of day the space is quiet enough to be in. In an office, interior glass may be cleaned after hours; in a shop, entrance glass is often done before opening.

Ground-level exterior work depends on the weather. Water freezes on cold glass, wind carries it onto frames, and a bright day shows every streak. Exterior visits are scheduled with a weather check, and a visit that cannot be done properly is moved rather than forced.

Method follows the glass. Internal partitions are cleaned with a method that does not wet the floor or the frames. Door glass at an entrance is cleaned last, so it stays clear until the doors are unlocked. Tracks are vacuumed before they are wiped, because wiping a dry track moves grit around rather than removing it.

03 / Ottawa climate notes

Condensation, salt film and pollen

In winter, warm interiors and cold glass produce condensation, and condensation leaves marks when it dries. Entrance doors and the lower half of large windows show it first. Interior glass is cleaned more often through the heating season for that reason.

Salt also reaches ground-level exterior glass on the street side, where splash from the sidewalk dries into a film. That film is cleaned as part of the exterior visit in spring rather than left until it hardens.

Spring pollen settles quickly on exterior glass and turns a clean window yellow within days. Where that matters, the scope sets a spring visit as well as the routine one, so the glass is clear when the season turns.

04 / Frequency options

Monthly through to one-time

Entrance glass in a busy building often needs monthly attention. Interior partitions may be quarterly. Ground-level exterior glass is commonly scheduled in spring and fall, with an extra visit where a street or a parking area throws dirt.

One-time window cleaning is available for a move-in, a handover, a listing or a space being photographed. It is written with the same detail as a routine scope: which glass, which faces, and what is included around the frames.

Cost depends on the space and the schedule: how much glass there is, which faces can be reached, and how often the work is done. It is set after the walkthrough.

05 / Window cleaning questions

Reach, weather and frequency.

No. Window cleaning covers interior glass and ground-level exterior glass that can be reached safely from the ground. Upper exterior glazing is outside our scope.

Also serving

Area pages cover access, after-hours notes and the type of commercial space in each community.

08 / Start a cleaning plan

Start a cleaning plan

Tell us how much glass there is, whether it faces a street or a parking area, and when the space is quiet enough to work in.

Prefer to write it out? Email info@commercialcleaningorleans.com.

We reply by email with the next step. No phone calls unless you ask for one.