Showing posts with label Allweather Window Cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allweather Window Cleaning. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2020

Where Can I Buy Window Cleaning Equipment, Perth?

Pure Water De Ionised Systems And Traditional 


Living in Perth City, West Australia we are not exactly spoiled for retail window cleaning equipment suppliers and when it comes to de ionised pure water units, even more so. I prefer to shop online. The company I use, Window Cleaning World, are excellent and provide traditional window cleaning gear also, so it makes for a convenient one invoice, delivered to your door experience.

Today I have treated myself to a miniature pure water unit in the 4 litre capacity. The 8 and 12 litre units are quite heavy to lug around and I'm hoping this smaller and much lighter unit will be useful, particularly in some of the more inconvenient, harder to access locations.

I have a product preference for this brand of exchange resin and unfortunately Window Cleaning World no longer stock it so I am sourcing it from a Melbourne mob, WWW Window Cleaning. It is more expensive than the Window Cleaning World product but for my money, lasts longer.

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Still Working

Still Cleaning Windows
To all past and new customers, Windy City Window Cleaning continues to operate responsibly.
This period of time has seen a great many people confining their activities to in and around the house, concentrating on home and garden maintenance. We continue to provide window cleaning services in a careful and compliant manner.

Thursday, September 19, 2019

Woodlands Area Window Clean

Nedlands Area Window Clean


An earlier start to spring this year has seem me working steadily around the Nedlands, Claremont and Woodlands areas.

Spring is typically slow to fully arrive and this year is no exception. The previous warm weather has retreated and today I'm being treated to an icy river front scenario, fully exposed to biting Southerly winds and a 16 degree maximum.
Rough winds giving the darling buds a shake.
Winter's last gasp.

Saturday, June 15, 2019

How much Do You Charge To Clean Windows?

Over the years I have been asked this question word for word as if from a written script;The phone will ring and a hesitant voice will ask "how much do you charge to clean windows?"
An offer of dropping by to give a free quote is almost always declined and again comes the question to which I've come to bluntly reply with an hourly rate which is always declined.
A series of photos of a property's windows is a hugely helpful guide for me to quote a price and of course I can drop by to offer a fully written and guaranteed quote.
Text me photos of the work you want done.


For A Price Text Photos Or Call Mike

Sunday, April 7, 2019

New Winter Season Window Clean 2019


Sprucing up the footy club for the new season after a summer hiatus. The club's signage has become dusty and has more than a few spiders' webs on it. This is quickly remedied with a wash down from "The System"
High windows are quickly and safely done to a perfect finish while I remain securely at ground level.
Anew balcony area is washed down, flooring included.
Club room windows finished to a high standard in preparation for the next day's game viewing.



I even give the old mascot's glass display a careful squeegee wash.

Sunday, June 17, 2018

Phone Mike

All Weather Window Cleaning


Perth is justly famed for its superb weather, its seemingly endless summer and bright, harsh sunlight. However this is just one side of the picture and for many days the conditions can be cold, wet and downright stormy.
At these times the demand for window cleaning, particularly domestic window cleaning drops and I find myself working in my old profession as a relief teacher at various high schools around the northern suburbs.
Even though demand for window cleaning drops during our winter months the work still continues. End of lease cleans, special event cleans and regular, year round work still keeps me occupied.
It is during the foulest and stormiest weather that I sometimes find myself at home during the week and on these days I will often clean my own windows. It's interesting how clean rain on clean glass will still leave a clean window.
Of course some weather conditions create an unsafe working environment such as a slippery roof and it's best on such rare occasions to cancel. It's really a matter of discretion and negotiation with the customer. You can always clean a window properly later. Safety is my number one priority.

Mid Winter Magic.
And The Very Next Week