Interior glass
Interior glass and atriums, after hours
Lobbies, atrium railings and interior partitions are cleaned when the building is quiet, with floor protection down and wet-floor signs where people walk.
Good fit for
Lobby glass and entrances
Atrium railings and balustrades
Glass office partitions
Skylights, from below
Included
What an interior visit covers
Agreed with your building engineer so it fits your floors and your hours.
Lobby and entrance glass
Doors, sidelights and storefront glass, inside and out.
Atrium railings
Glass balustrades and handrails, floor by floor.
Office partitions
Glass walls and doors between suites, after the last tenant leaves.
Skylights from below
Reached from a lift or a scaffold tower and checked for leaks.
A visit, in order
An after-hours visit
Quiet, planned and gone before the morning crew.
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Step 1: Security desk check-in
The lead signs in and reviews the route and the alarm zones with the desk.
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Step 2: Floors protected
Drop cloths and wet-floor signs go down, and the lift or tower is set on protected floor.
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Step 3: Glass cleaned
Top to bottom, and checked again under the lobby lights.
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Step 4: Out and logged
Cloths and signs come up, and the visit is logged with the desk.
Limits
What we don't do here
Interior work has limits too.
Open tenant suites
We work in common areas and agreed suites only, with a building escort.
Mold or leak repair
If we find moisture at a skylight we report it. Repair is for your engineer.
Glass that is already cracked
We flag it and work around it until your glazier has seen it.
Questions about this work
Do you need the building to be empty?
Not empty, but quiet. We plan the route around your security desk and any late tenants.
Do you bring your own lift?
Yes, where the plan needs one. Lifts and scaffold towers go on protected floor, with a spotter.
Can you clean a lobby with a revolving door?
Yes. We work the doors in sections and keep one entrance open.
Want the drop plan for your building?
Send the address and the number of floors. A surveyor replies within one business day to set the roof visit.