What Methods Do Professional Window Cleaners Use?
Professional window cleaners use advanced techniques and tools to achieve streak-free, long-lasting results. Discover the methods Summit Group of Companies Limited employs to keep your commercial property’s windows spotless.
Traditional Techniques and High-Quality Tools
Traditional window cleaning remains a trusted, effective method for many commercial properties. It typically involves using squeegees, scrubbers, and professional-grade cleaning solutions to remove dirt, smudges, and water stains. Summit Group of Companies Limited’s team of experts ensures that each window is carefully scrubbed and squeegeed, leaving a clear, streak-free finish.
This technique is especially effective for interior and ground-level windows, where detailed hand-cleaning delivers optimal results. The quality of the equipment matters, which is why Summit uses high-grade tools designed for durability and effectiveness. By using environmentally-friendly cleaning solutions, this approach maintains a pristine appearance while being safe for both employees and visitors, preserving the air quality inside and around your building.
Water-Fed Pole Systems for High-Rise Windows
For taller buildings or hard-to-reach areas, Summit Group of Companies Limited employs water-fed pole systems, a safe and effective method for high-rise window cleaning. This system uses lightweight, extendable poles that pump purified water through specialized brushes, effectively scrubbing windows up to several stories high. Purified water dries spot-free, eliminating the need for harsh chemicals and preventing residue build-up, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Water-fed pole systems enhance safety by allowing cleaners to work from the ground, reducing the need for ladders or scaffolding. This method not only provides an efficient cleaning solution for difficult-to-access windows but also ensures your business projects a clean, polished image at all heights, giving you a professional look from every angle.
