How to get your home ready for window cleaning
We clean windows inside and out, with screens, tracks and sills, and rinse the exterior glass with deionized pure water. A little preparation before the visit lets us reach every window and finish sooner.
Reviewed by Mario Fernandez, founder of TinyLuster. Updated .
Inside the house
- Clear the window sills and the area right in front of each window: plants, frames, decor and anything fragile.
- If you can, move furniture a step away from the windows so there is room for a ladder or a stool.
- Open curtains and raise blinds before we arrive.
- Tell us about alarm sensors on the windows.
Outside the house
- Unlock gates and side yards so we can reach every window from the outside.
- Move cars, grills, toys and furniture away from walls under the windows.
- Let us know about windows that are hard to reach, painted shut or damaged.
On the day
- Keep pets in another room or inside while we work outside.
- Screens can be removed, washed, rinsed, dried and reinstalled during the same visit. Ask for it when you book.
See the service: Window cleaning in Tampa Bay.
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