Storefront and restaurant window cleaning in Bozeman

A storefront is judged from the sidewalk. Handprints on the door, a film of road dust on the display glass, the white spots a sprinkler leaves behind: customers see them before they see what is inside.

We clean storefront glass inside and out, doors and frames included, on a schedule set by how fast your glass gets dirty rather than a date someone picked once.

What a visit covers

• Display windows and glass doors, inside and out
• The door glass, where most of the handprints are
• Frames, sills and the ledge along the bottom of the glass
• Hard-water spots from sprinklers, treated separately when they need it

How often

Shops are usually cleaned every two or three weeks and restaurants every week or two; offices, with fewer hands on the doors, monthly. A patio, a busy entrance or a street being dug up means more. The guide to how often a business should clean its windows goes through what sets the number.

Around your hours

We work before you open or after you close, so nobody steps around a ladder to reach the door and the glass is dry when the first customer arrives.

Restaurants

Restaurant glass often needs more work on the inside than a shop’s: cooking leaves a film on nearby windows, and a busy door collects handprints all day. Patio glass and dividers get the same care as the windows.

Clinics, spas and hotels

Medical and dental offices, spas, hotels and lodges run the same way: entrance and reception glass on a schedule, done before patients or guests arrive, in buildings up to three stories.

Invoices and insurance

Invoiced when the job is done, or on the schedule your office needs, and a certificate of insurance for your landlord or property manager if they need one on file. Recurring customers keep their price.