Anthony and John Zurzolo
Two brothers climbed the trade, then built the company.
Both brothers worked for large high-rise building-maintenance companies before they founded Premier Window Cleaning, LLC in 2014. Decades of combined experience came with them, and so did a clear idea of what a crew should be: trained, uniformed, screened and insured. How that crew works on a rope is on the safety page.
- 1999
Anthony Zurzolo starts in the window cleaning industry, working for one of the large high-rise building-maintenance companies.
- 2006
His brother John Zurzolo enters the trade, also with a large high-rise building-maintenance company.
- 2014
The brothers found Premier Window Cleaning as a two-man operation, with a plan to put safety first and invest in the people on the ropes.
- Today
Thirty-five union professionals, in-house and never subcontracted, background-checked and drug and alcohol screened. More than 10,000 jobs completed, for hospitals, universities, property managers and Fortune 500 companies.
The mission
“Build a company that puts safety first, invests in its people, and delivers results clients can trust without hesitation.”
Recognized for
- High-rise and complex-access expertise
- OSHA, ANSI and IWCA compliance
- Uniformed, professional crews
- Industry-leading training and certification
- A background-checked workforce with drug and alcohol screening
- Reliable scheduling and clear communication
From the ledge to the lift basket
Rope, harness, squeegee and boom, in the order the day goes.
Scroll sideways. Each frame says what was being done and how the crew reached it.
A rope crew side by side down a mirrored curtain wall, Center City 
One squeegee pass across wet glass, cut at the edge, no streak left behind 
Red harness clipped on at a high window, Ben Franklin Bridge behind 
Orange rope line and a Premier cap on the roof ledge before the drop 
Aerial-lift basket raised to a dark louvred facade where rope is the wrong tool 
Hoodie printed with the Premier skyline and phone number, looking over the street grid
Professional affiliations
Hospitals, universities, managers and the associations they belong to.
These are the clients and professional bodies Premier lists as its affiliations. Hospitals and campuses stay occupied while the crew works, which is why the questions people ask first are about access, insurance and anchors.
- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
- University of Pennsylvania
- JLL
- CBRE
- Cushman & Wakefield
- BOMA Philadelphia
- IWCA
- IFMA
- BBB
- GBCA
- SAIA
- PMBOA
- General Building Contractors Association
- Scaffold & Access Industry Association
- Community Associations Institute, Keystone Chapter
- Healthcare Facility Managers Association of Delaware Valley
- Property Management Building Owners Association
Who checks the anchors?
Our sister company, Premier Building Anchors, inspects, tests and certifies the fall-protection anchors a rope drop hangs from. Premier Window Cleaning will never perform work without properly inspected and certified building anchors. They are visually inspected every year and load tested every ten years, or sooner after structural or roof changes.
If a building needs both its anchors and its windows looked after, one call covers both. Every estimate is free, and the guarantee is 100% satisfaction or your money back. See every service or send the address, the building height and how often you want it cleaned.