How window cleaning is priced
Residential window cleaning is priced by window count and access; commercial facade cleaning is priced by area and height and requires rope access or lifts plus documented safety compliance. Building managers evaluate exactly that safety documentation, because the liability for a fall sits with them. Domestic customers just want a price and a date. Services that mix both audiences on one page fail the commercial buyer, who is the contract.
What we build for a cleaner
First, residential pricing by window count and floor, so a domestic customer books without a conversation. Second, commercial capability: access equipment, height, area rates and scheduling, which is a separate and larger business. Third, safety certification and insurance published, since that is what a building manager checks before anything else. Fourth, contract scheduling for regular cleaning, which is the recurring revenue and the reason commercial work is worth having.