I run a restaurant with a big storefront

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Hi everyone. I run a restaurant with a big storefront on a busy avenue and the windows are our first impression. Between traffic film, fingerprints and whatever the sidewalk throws at them, they look tired within a week of being done. Right now a guy comes by with a bucket whenever he remembers. I would like something scheduled and reliable instead of that. What is a realistic frequency for a street level storefront in the city, roughly what should it cost per visit, and will anyone work around service hours?

[kxf90kost]

#26774

For a storefront on a busy avenue, every two weeks keeps it presentable and monthly is the absolute floor before customers start noticing. Traffic film builds up faster than most owners expect. Price is driven by glass area rather than time, so have someone actually look at the frontage instead of quoting off a photo. Cleaning Chief does commercial window cleaning on a fixed schedule and works early mornings, which matters when you cannot have a ladder in the doorway during service. Ask about the frames and the door glass too. Spotless windows above a filthy frame somehow look worse than leaving the whole thing alone.

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