Hiring A Window Cleaner
Window cleaning can be a pain, but it must be done. An alternative to cleaning your own windows is to hire a window cleaner to do them for you. If you do choose to hire a professional window cleaner, there are a few things you should consider.
The number one thing you must do is make sure that the window cleaner you choose is insured. If your window cleaner happens to fall of a ladder on your property you are probably liable for any injuries. This is the reason why you should ensure the window cleaner you choose is fully insured.
Before you hire your window cleaner it's a good idea that you ask him/her for references. Call up a few of the companies/people that the window cleaner gives you and ask if they have ever broken anything and what quality work they do.
After you hire your window cleaner you should inspect their work. Check in the corners of the windows to see if they missed any dirt and look for any streaks they might have left. If you find anything they they might have missed don't be afraid to bring it to their attention. When the window cleaner knows that you look they tend to do a better job.
Can Window Cleaners Work In The Rain?
Many window cleaning companies usually will work during a light rain. However, if begins to rain too hard to the point it effects the quality of the job your window cleaning professional may call to reschedule. Safety is the number one concern. Rain may lead to slippy surfaces which inturn could cause fatal accidents.
How Often Should I Get My Windows Cleaned?
A recently cleaned window can become dirty from pollution and air particles alone in about one to three months. Most business schedule a window cleaner about once a month. This would insure that their costumers will never see dirty windows. However it is not unheard of that cleaners come back weakly. quarterly, or even once a year. It really comes down to how dirty your windows get and how fast they get dirty. Some companies even throw in a free cleaning before a major holiday such as Christmas.
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