Where’s the job?

Overview

• Commercial emergency window cleaning provides rapid restoration of clarity and appearance, minimising downtime for businesses.

• Skill level: 4 / 5 (requires expertise in high-reach cleaning and emergency risk management).

• Typical duration: 2 – 4 hours depending on building size and severity of contamination.

Safety First

• Always deploy high-visibility clothing, helmets and harnesses for workers operating at height.

• Secure windows and working platforms; ensure exclusion zones are established to protect bystanders.

• Check weather conditions; high winds or rain may require additional precautions or postponement.

• Ensure all cleaning equipment is maintained and in safe working order.

Tools & Materials

Step-by-Step

1. Assess the situation – review building layout, height and emergency factors to determine the best approach.

2. Secure the area – establish exclusion zones and set up safety barriers around the work site.

3. Prepare equipment – mix cleaning solutions and check all high-reach and pressure cleaning equipment.

4. Execute cleaning – use high-pressure systems and manual tools to clean windows quickly and efficiently.

5. Inspect results – check for missed spots or residue and re-treat if necessary.

6. Dry and finalise – use squeegees to dry windows and ensure a streak-free finish.

7. Document and secure – final safety check, photographic evidence and removal of safety barriers.

Completion Checks

• Windows are completely clear without streaks or residue.

• All equipment is accounted for and securely stored.

• Safety protocols were strictly followed throughout the cleaning process.

• A final inspection confirms that the work area is safe and presentable.

When to Call a Pro Instead

For high-rise buildings, complex facades or where additional structural risks exist, it is advisable to enlist specialist emergency cleaning services. This ensures full compliance with safety regulations and provides professional guarantees for quality and security.