Stickers, tape, paint and mortar: what construction leaves on glass
A finished building is rarely a clean one. Glass arrives with factory stickers and labels, trades leave tape residue, and paint, caulk and mortar end up on panes they were never meant to touch. Dust from the build settles into every sill and track.
That is a different job from a routine wash. Left on the glass, the residue gets harder to move, and the owner or tenant sees it on day one.
Premier Window Cleaning, LLC cleans new glass for the people who have to hand a building over on time, and the crew is used to working to a project schedule instead of a calendar of its own.
Taking it off without marking the pane
We work out what is on the glass before we touch it, because an adhesive, a paint spot and cured mortar each need a different approach, and the wrong one can mark the pane. Scratch-free is the requirement, not a hope.
Sills and tracks are cleared of construction dust so the windows operate and look right, not only the part you see from across the lobby. On taller buildings the same crew reaches the glass by pole, lift, rope or stage, with certified anchors and the OSHA, ANSI I-14 and IWCA program behind every project.
Our crews already work inside occupied hospitals and universities, so a site with other trades still moving through is familiar ground.
Handover: the walk-through with your project manager
We do not call the job done on our own say-so. The last step is a walk-through with the project manager, window by window, so punch-list items are caught while the crew is still on site.
If anything is not right, we come back and make it right, under our 100% satisfaction, money-back guarantee. Estimates are free and priced by building height, access method, frequency and scope. Call (267) 534-5198 with your schedule and we will plan around your turnover date.