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Multi-story window cleaning

Water-fed poles for the reach, and a lift when the glass sits higher. Downtown facades and long commercial runs along the Wasatch Front.

Reflection in a high window of a technician on a lift, with mountains and a downtown building behind the glass.

Pole or lift

A water-fed pole reaches exterior glass from the ground. That covers a lot of second-story commercial and residential panes without putting anyone on a ladder against the building.

When the glass sits higher than a pole can wash cleanly, the work moves to a lift. You can see that work in the reflections: the lift, the technician, the pane. If a facade is taller than a lift can do, we will say so before scheduling. We do not guess at height.

Where this shows up

Downtown Ogden, Salt Lake City, and Provo have the older multi-story brick and glass. Draper, Lehi, and the Sandy commercial corridors have newer facades. The tool changes with the height. The standard does not.

Interior glass on those buildings, if you want it, is a separate pass from inside. Lobbies, stair landings, and the panes you stand next to.

Questions

How do you reach upper-floor windows?

A water-fed pole from the ground for the reach, and a lift when the glass sits higher. Tell us the height when you ask for a quote.

Do you clean high-rise towers?

We clean multi-story glass a pole or a lift can reach. If the building is taller than that, say so on the call and we will tell you if it is our work.

How do I get a quote for a multi-story building?

Call (801) 395-4650, text that number, or email hello@ragscleaning.com. Say the city, about how many stories, and whether the inside is included.

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Other work

Call (801) 395-4650