Storefront and Restaurant Window Cleaning in Santa Cruz

Yes. We clean shop, restaurant, café and office glass on Pacific Avenue, in Capitola Village, along the Westside and in shopping centers across Santa Cruz County, inside and out.

It depends on foot traffic and how close you are to the water. Busy street-level shops and restaurants usually clean the outside every one to two weeks and the inside monthly. Beachfront glass in Capitola Village or near the Wharf often needs weekly cleaning in season. Offices and quieter shops often do well every two to four weeks outside.

Early morning, before you open, suits most shops. The glass is done before customers arrive and nobody steps around a bucket. We can also clean during business hours if that suits you better, working around customers and keeping walkways clear.

Not for exterior glass. For inside glass, we can come during opening hours when it’s quiet or use access you arrange.

Yes. Entry doors, push plates and door glass are included, since they collect the most fingerprints.

Yes. We clean carefully around decals and lettering and tell you if any are peeling. We don’t scrape over vinyl.

Yes. Glass windscreens, patio dividers and outdoor railings can be added to the route.

No long contract is needed. You choose the frequency and can change it. You get a flat price per visit.

A W-9 before the first visit and an invoice per visit or per month, whichever you prefer.

Exterior glass moves to the next dry day and we let you know. Inside glass can usually stay on schedule.

Yes. Upper glass on low-rise buildings is cleaned from the ground with a water-fed pole where it reaches. Tell us the building height when you ask for a quote.

Text the address, a few photos of the frontage and how often you’d like the glass done. You’ll get a flat price per visit, usually the same day.

Yes. We can clean single units or set one route across several tenants, billed per tenant or to the property manager.

Yes. Text us the date and we’ll add a visit, or move your regular route day to fit.

Yes. Upper-floor glass on low-rise buildings can be added to the route and is cleaned from the ground with a water-fed pole where it reaches.

Yes, where the property allows it. Covered storefronts get less salt and rain, so they often need cleaning less often than street-facing glass.

Yes, if that suits you better. We work around customers and keep walkways clear, though most shops prefer early mornings.

Glass canopies over entries can be added when they’re safely reachable. We’ll look at access during the walk-around and include it in the flat price if we can do it.

We price restaurants the same way as storefronts: one flat price per visit for the agreed scope. What moves the price is the amount of glass, entry doors, patio windscreens or railings, interior grease film and how often you want the glass done. Text photos of the frontage and we’ll quote it, usually the same day.