Hiring a Professional Window Washer

by Steve Pavis

Published on this site: August 19th, 2006 - See more articles from this month

Everyone hates window cleaning, but it must be done. One solution might be to hire a professional window washer to do the outside of your business or home. If you use a professional window washer, there are a few things to think about.

Professional window washers should be bonded and insured. No matter how experienced, a window washer is always at risk of breaking glass, dropping equipment, or falling while working. Instead of being liable for any injuries under your homeowners or renters policy, you should ensure the window washer you choose is fully covered under his own insurance.

Your window washer should come with good references. Any contractor who comes to your home or home-based business can endanger things you value: your flower garden, for instance. You should know that the window washer you choose not only does an excellent job, but also does it without disturbing anything else on your property.

You should find out if your window washer uses environmentally safe products. Some industrial window cleaning products can be harsh enough to irritate some sensitive people's air passages (asthmatics, for instance). Others may damage plants or stain limestone or granite. Your window washer should use the safest products available while doing a great job.

After your window washer has left (or preferably before), inspect all your windows. Did they get the corners? Is there any streaking or residue? If the job is not done to your satisfaction, you should not hesitate to ask the window washer to redo any problem areas.

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