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Our state pages cover water chemistry, regional cleaning challenges, top cities, and the seasonal cleaning calendar for each state — the context a working cleaner in your area should already know.
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HIRING GUIDANCE
What to ask before you hire
Six questions that separate the working professionals from the seasonal cash-only crews. Ask them on the phone before the first appointment.
Are you insured, and can I see proof? Both general liability and worker's-comp if they bring crew. Anyone who hesitates is not who you want.
What's your protocol for coated glass? If they don't know the term, they're not equipped for post-2010 picture windows.
Do you use deionized water for the final rinse? On hard-water markets this is the difference between a wash that lasts six weeks and a wash that streaks the next morning.
What do you do about screens? A working cleaner washes screens or tells you they don't, in advance. They don't surprise you with the upcharge after.
How do you handle weather? A reliable operator reschedules ahead of a forecast bust. The ones who show up in a rainstorm and leave residue on the glass are the ones who can't afford to lose the slot.
What's your minimum, and how do you price? Per-pane, per-window, or flat-rate-by-house — all are normal. Refusing to give a number on the phone after a basic description is not normal.