The typical pressure washing costs are as follows. To pressure wash a typical house is between $220 to $320, $200 to $350 for a driveway, and $300 to $420 for a deck or patio. This would include degreasing and removing stains. Average pricing to pressure wash per square foot is between $0.18 and $0.45 per square foot for normal pressure washing. If there are stains like mold, grease, or dirt, then the prices more than likely will go up.

Century Pyramid Pressure Washing Services provided us this great information.

Before we give a straightforward answer to the question of what is a water fed pole, let's make one thing crystal clear - a pure water window cleaning setup consists of two components: a water purification system and a water fed pole. Now you may be wondering what a water fed pole is? It is part of window cleaning equipment that scrub the windows, and thanks to the pure water, it leaves no streaks, making your glass flawlessly clean.

Water fed poles can be 70 feet or more in length. They are made out of carbon fiber or fiber glass. These materials are way lighter and rigid than old, traditional ones - aluminum models. This allows you to reach and effectively clean high windows from the ground.

To make a long story short, water fed pole is a long extendable pole with a powerful, soft brush head on the end that makes window cleaning convenient.

Special thanks to SimPole for providing us this valuable information.

Many customers want to check if companies they are hiring are licensed and insured. You want to do your homework and make sure the company you are hiring is legitimate. Licensing for window cleaners varies in the cities and states they are located. For example, in Arizona there is not a license needed, but in California and Florida you must have a license. Check your local state and city for information before asking your local window cleaner to provide this information to you.

Special thanks to some great Tampa Window Cleaners in Florida for educating us.

Thinking about weather or not hiring a professional is worth it, then listen to this story... I met a customer who didn’t want to pay the $100 I was going to charge because they figured they would save the money and do it themselves. Sadly her husband fell off a ladder when trying to clean their windows. He broke his hip and they had over $40,000 of medical bills all because they wanted to save $100. Trained window cleaners are industry experts, and they know how to handle every situation, and clean nearly every type of window. They are insured should an accident happen, and they will do a much better job than you could ever do cleaning your own glass.

Story provided to us from Madison Window Cleaning.

Making glass sparkle is a great feeling. Having spotless windows sure makes your home or business feel like new again. How exactly can you make the glass sparkle?

Well, the best way to make any glass sparkle is getting 100% of the dust, dirt, stains, paint, or anything else off of it. If you have paint, sap, or even stain on your windows, you will need to use a small single-edge blade to remove it from your windows. Now, wet you window down nice and good with some soapy water. Lastly, take a squeegee with a nice straight-edge rubber in the channel and squeegee the water off. This should leave absolutely nothing on the glass, and it will sparkle for you!

Thanks to Professional Window Cleaners in Denver for providing us with this information.

Commercial window cleaners work their tails off, and are some of the most skilled technicians in the window cleaning industry. Think of them as a master at their trade. They've seen nearly every type of window there is, used about every type of equipment, and they have a vast knowledge of all the window cleaning tools there are available.

What commercial window cleaning will cost is congruent with the accessibility to the windows they will be cleaning for you. If you have a 1 to 4 story building, they may be able to use window cleaning or waterfed poles to clean your windows by standing on the ground. This lowers costs if they do not have to move ladders, or use large rental equipment to access your glass. If they need high rise swing stages to come down off your rooftop, then plan on your job costing several thousand dollars. This equipment is very expensive, and the insurance is high so it will be rolled into the cost.

Most commercial window cleaners will charge between $50 - $100 per hour they are working on your property.

Thanks to Jeremiah at South Mountain Window Cleaning for providing this information!

Cleaning windows can be so aggravating, especially when they are streaky when you've thought you did a good job. Here is what you need to know about leaving glass streak-free.

There are 2 simple ways to get windows spotless and streak-free. A professional grade squeegee will remove everything from the windows and leave nothing behind. A pure-water rinse will also do the same. This water-system uses a nylon brush to scrub the glass, the n simply rinse the window off and it will dry spot-free and streak-free!

Information was given to us from Squeaky Window Cleaning Services.

Thinking about installing gutter guards for your home? Let's weight to pros and cons and then you can decide for yourself if it's something you want to invest in.

Cleaning your own gutters presents a lot of risk and work. You can fall from a ladder or from your roof and be seriously injured; possibly even death from a serious fall. You will need equipment such as poles, a landscaping blower, and then haul all the trash away.

If you have gutter guards installed, you will not need to clean your gutters, or even pay a gutter cleaner to come clean them every year.

Thanks to TLC Window Cleaning Service for presenting us with this information.

If you are about to do a daily task of cleaning your windows, you may be wondering if it is good to clean the windows in the sun or shade?

Washing your windows in the sun is difficult because the sun makes the glass surface so hot that any soap or cleaning detergent will evaporate almost instantly. Washing windows in the shade however, it is difficult to see any smears or streaks left behind. So what are you supposed to do?

Professional window cleaners can wet and squeegee a window on a house or a commercial window cleaners property faster than the sun can evaporate the cleaning solution, but most people cannot. It is advised to wash windows in the shade. Stay away from the sun and work on the opposite side of the house or building, then wait for the sun to move before going back to the sunny side.

Thanks to Ryan from Xcellent Xteriors for this perfect tip! You can visit their website here: https://xcellentxteriors.com/.