Cost of
services

Direct Costs

• Work Preparation

  

  Depending on the preparatory work that needs to be done before the wash, the price for the services may vary. Additional efforts by our team, such as time spent, physical effort, conflict resolution, etc., may affect the final cost of services. For example, if your windows need to be cleaned, consider moving heavy things away from them or taking into consideration building features you were not aware of.

• Safety efforts

  

  Our employee insurance affects the final price of our services. We are required by law to provide each employee with the proper equipment and insurance to keep the life risk to a minimum. Since we take safety efforts seriously, this factor affects the final cost.

• Access

  

  Depending on the method of washing, the price may vary. For example, cleaning lower floors usually costs less because the water-fed pole method is used. On the other hand, we have to use a rope system, aerial lift, or building management units for high-rise buildings. Of course, the service costs increase if special equipment or machines have to be used because the expenses also increase.

• Difficulty factor - How windows open

  

  If the peculiarities of your windows cause particular inconvenience to the washers, the price of providing services may also change. Let's say they open in an inconvenient direction or, for some reason, do not open at all.

• Plan glass or milti pane windows

  

  The size of the window and its type affect the price you see on the invoice. The bigger the window, the higher the price. That's why cleaning multi-panel windows usually cost a little more than hopers or single-hung windows.

• Impurity Level

  

  The level of grime on your windows has a direct impact on the cost of delivering services. The nature of the stains and the amount of dirt can both have an impact on the wash. The more time and effort the cleaner puts into the cleaning operation, the higher the cost of the service.

• Task Logistics and Time Costs

  

  Time is probably the main factor that can increase the invoice. Almost all of the procedures and prices are determined by the time and effort put in by our team. The longer they spend at the job site, the higher the cost of operation will be.

Indirect Costs

• Labor Qualification

  

  The qualifications of our cleaners indirectly affect the cost of providing services. To have your windows washed by real professionals, we spend a lot of effort choosing and training our window washers. Therefore, additional capital investments are added to the total cost of our services.

• Cost of Life Insurance

  

  We are obliged to provide life insurance for each employee. Firstly, because we value our employees, their families, and friends. Secondly, the State requires all employees to be insured. This is especially important in high-risk occupations, which include window cleaning.

• Marketing Costs

  

  To provide services throughout New York City, we spend money on advertising and marketing. This way, our potential customers can find us on the web and consequently get the assistance they need. We have to recoup our advertising and promotion costs to keep the company striving, so the marketing costs indirectly affect the services we provide.

• Organization & Efficient Management

  

  It’s not an easy task to find, gather and organize a team of real professionals. Managing such a team correctly and coordinating actions so that all clients will be satisfied after rendering services becomes even more challenging. That is why this factor is included in the final cost of providing services.