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Pure Glass Cleaning
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Simply put, water-fed pole window cleaning draws purified water up a pole to scrub your windows at height for a spot-free shine. For a detailed explanation, see our "What is Water-Fed Pole?" page.


Want to get more of an idea about water-fed pole equipment? Check out some of these manufacturers of high quality water-fed poles and pure water systems:


Xero

Gardiner

Unger


Yes, The Upper Glass provides interior and exterior window cleaning services. Learn more about our professional window cleaning.


Yes, we do traditional window cleaning primarily on interiors as well as most store front window cleaning and post-construction clean ups. Learn more about our professional window cleaning.


Yes! As long as we are able to walk around your property we will be happy to give a quote free of charge.


Yes, we are happy to come out even if you don't need all windows cleaned. The minimum charge for coming normally starts at $250 + tax. If we do your neighbour's home in the same trip, we can give discounts! Learn more about our professional window cleaning.


We take E-transfer, cheque, credit/debit card, or cash.


The Upper Glass cleans all types of windows including single and double-hung, casement, awning, sliding, and bay windows. Learn more about our professional window cleaning.


Yes! We offer savings for window cleaning and gutter cleaning when done several times a year - it takes us less time each visit and you save on each cleaning. Contact us for details.


Generally, we recommend 2-3 times a year. Depending on where you live, how much salt or dirt is in the air, and the amount of sunshine you get, windows can get airborne contaminates etched into the surface by heat and sun. Once this happens, it's often too late for cleaning to get this out, so preventative maintenance is best.


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