Boulder Window Cleaning-Window Cleaning in Boulder CO

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Window Cleaning in Boulder CO

I created this video as a demo for "do-it-your-selfers".

If this is you, you may want to know how to get set up with the right window cleaning equipment for the job too. If you do there's another resource on my site for that right here:

http://boulderwindowandguttercleaning.com/clean-like-a-pro-1.html

Then there are further written "window cleaning how to..." instructions that go into a little more detail than is covered on this demo video.

You can access that article here:

http://boulderwindowandguttercleaning.com/clean-like-a-pro-2.html

Hope this helps you.

Of course if you would rather have my help with window cleaning, the best way is to give me a call. My phone # is 303 448 9113. I'd be delighted to hear from you.

A little about myself and Eyes of Shiva Window Cleaning in case you're curious:

Started eyes of shiva window and gutter cleaning in 2001 when i moved to Boulder from Vancouver, BC.

Within just a few months time i had successfully served several hundred window cleaning clients with most of them continue on as long term ongoing clients every year for many years.

I managed to do this mainly through providing excellent service as well as utilizing a very effective referral system and continue to do so.

I recommend these 2 steps to any and all business owners who would like to grow their businesses. It has provided lots of personal growth as well as many enjoyable and rewarding relationships with satisfied clients.

Please get in touch if you have any questions or if you want my help with window and/or gutter cleaning. Cedar Kelly 303 448 9113.

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[BevanChan]

So how much does it cost per window?

[MangoCeleste]

between $3.50 and $5 Bevan depending. This is for inside and out and includes screens too if applicable.

[Halkalooki]

You are brave with that scraper! I use a blade as little as possible. I like steel wool for risk free scrubbing. Blades can and do scratch glass, especially if it is tempered glass. I use the Triumph scraper only for taking off specific problem spots, never to glide over windows as part of my general window washing routine. Steel wool will take off most hard to remove gunk from glass without any risk of scratching.000 grade works best. Careful with that blade bro! :)

[NewbReece]

wtf dude how bout buffing the glass damn you jack ass!

[peterpetersnbg]

is this i just for the glass mate ? do you clean frames as well