Commercial Window Cleaning Equipment
For one- and two-story storefront work, our crew uses ladders with standoff stabilizers to safely access the glass. When we handle mid-rise glass where a bosun's chair is not the right tool, we bring in and position aerial lifts to reach the higher panes.
Full-Detail Commercial Contracts
On full-detail commercial contracts, we clean the entire window assembly. We use track vacuums to clear out debris and specialized screen-cleaning tools to wash the mesh. The process finishes with a thorough frame, sill, and track wipe-down alongside the screen cleaning.
Storefront Pressure Washing and Pricing
To clean the entryways and concrete, we pressure wash storefronts and sidewalks. This service is priced at $150 to $250 per hour of crew time. Our heavy commercial route months run from spring through early fall, starting once overnight temperatures stay reliably above freezing.
Working Around Gillette
A few Gillette conditions we plan around on every job:
Climate
- Low annual precipitation and blowing basin dust leave a fine film on commercial storefront glass faster than in wetter regions.
- High wind is near-constant on the open plains, driving dust and grit onto exterior glass between cleanings.
- Freeze risk is high; routine exterior glass work pauses during hard freezes and concentrates in the shoulder seasons and warmer route months.
- Spring through early fall are the heavy commercial route months, once overnight temperatures stay reliably above freezing.
Soil & Ground
- Powder River Basin high-plains terrain with alkaline, dusty soils that wind carries onto building exteriors.
- Semi-arid ground cover means wind-blown dust, not rain, is the main thing dirtying exterior glass here.
Local Notes
- The I-90 and US-14/16 commercial corridors and downtown carry the retail and office glass that drives storefront route demand.
- Serving Gillette, WY and the surrounding Campbell County communities.
- Gillette is the seat of Campbell County and the commercial hub of Wyoming's Powder River Basin, long branded the "Energy Capital of the Nation."
- The local economy is built on coal, oil, and gas, supporting a dense base of offices, storefronts, hotels, and industrial facilities that need recurring window service.
What the Work Involves
A few photos representative of the work.
How It Works
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Call or Text
Tell us what you need done and when — you'll get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
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Free On-Site Quote
We size up the work in person — access, scope, and timing — so the quote is real, not a guess.
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Written Quote
You get the scope and the price in writing before any work starts. No surprises.
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The Job, Done Right
We do the job right the first time, clean up after ourselves, and stand behind the work.
What this typically involves:
- Aerial lift positioning for mid-rise glass where a bosun's chair is not the right tool
- Frame, sill, and track wipe-down plus screen cleaning on full-detail commercial contracts
Pricing Ranges
These are planning ranges. Nothing is final until it is in writing.
$20–$60
Questions Gillette Customers Ask
Will you clean windows in winter?
Routine exterior work pauses during hard freezes because water freezes on the glass, but we schedule around the weather and catch up in the shoulder seasons and warmer route months. Interior cleaning and many storefront jobs continue year-round.
How much does commercial window cleaning cost?
Small storefront stops often run $20 to $60, a full mid-size building exterior and interior can run several hundred dollars, and high-rise glass is usually priced per pane. The real drivers are the number of panes, the height and access, and whether frames, sills, and screens are included. A walk-through and pane count give an accurate number; be cautious of a price quoted sight-unseen.
Do I need to be on site while you clean?
Exterior work rarely needs anyone present beyond confirming access and parking. Interior work needs someone to let the crew in and point out any sensitive areas. Route customers usually give us a standing access arrangement so we can service the stop without a call every time.
Can you set up a recurring service schedule for my properties?
Yes, and most commercial clients prefer it. A signed route schedule locks in a consistent crew, a set price, and a predictable interval, and we leave a service log at each stop so property managers can see the work was done. It also usually costs less per visit than one-off calls.
How long does a commercial window cleaning job take?
A single storefront can be minutes; a full office building exterior and interior can take a crew most of a day. High-rise work is scheduled in drops and can span multiple days depending on the elevation count and weather windows for rope access.
What areas and building types do you service?
Storefronts, offices, restaurants, hotels, dealerships, medical buildings, and industrial and municipal facilities are all standard commercial work. If a building has glass and safe access, we can quote it, and we handle both one-time cleans and recurring route contracts.
Other Things People Ask
What is post-construction window cleaning and why does it cost more?
After a build or remodel, glass is usually coated in paint splatter, stucco, silicone, and adhesive labels that a normal wash won't remove. Post-construction cleaning means scraping each pane with a flat razor and detailing frames before the final wash, which is slower and harder on materials, so it is priced per pane above routine service.
Our Service Area
Crews serve Gillette, WY. Call (307) 670-7443 to confirm coverage for your address.
Where We Stand Before You Call
Straight Answers
Call (307) 670-7443 for a free estimate.