In this blog, Hazen clears up some common window cleaning misconceptions during this time, with
the following information obtained from the Center for Disease Control and The Clorox Company websites, and presented in the context of standard janitorial and chemical guidelines.
In the third part of our High Rise Training series, we talk to Todd Foor, owner of Squeegee Squad Cleaning in Tempe Arizona about what high rise has meant for his business and what changes he has seen in the industry in his 35 years of experience.
There are two type of systems to choose between when deciding on which WaterFed® system for your business. In this blog, we discuss the difference between the two system types and layout for the best use scenarios for each.
If you’ve ever been curious about high rise window cleaning, this post is for you. We followed our friend Jimmy of Outlook Window Cleaning while he took his five day SPRAT course.
No matter your business, window cleaning or otherwise, owning a company means that you are also a marketer. This blog discusses the five easiest ways to practice what you preach (as a marketer).
Chemicals have advanced with the industry and have expanded since the days of just soap and water, offering a number of professional cleaning solutions beyond soap. With so many on the market, it can be challenging to recognize which window cleaning solutions to have on hand for every day cleaning. In this blog, we’ll discuss the four most common types of chemicals and their uses.
In this blog, we’ll discuss the difference between Hydrophilic vs. Hydrophobic glass. While there is no way to distinguish between the two types easily, we’ll discuss how you can identify the difference.
This is the second installment of our High Rise Series. In this blog, we talk to Jorge Aguilar about his path to high rise success, both personally and professionally.
Rope is essential to high rise technicians and is frequently used by low rise cleaners for residential rooftop safety. In this blog we see the process behind the scenes gave us a whole new appreciation for how much goes into making the gear.
There are always moments when a pure water cleaning system would be ideal. Whenever you can use WaterFed® you’ll save time, increase safety, and get the best results possible. There are, however, times WaterFed® systems are not recommended and traditional cleaning comes into play. In this post, we discuss situations when WaterFed® is not the best cleaning solution.
