There's no single right answer here — it depends on your storefront, your foot traffic, and how much your windows matter to your brand. Here's how to actually figure it out.
Weekly — For High-Visibility, High-Traffic Locations
Restaurants, cafes, and retail storefronts on busy streets tend to book weekly. Glass front doors and windows show every fingerprint and smudge fast, and first impressions matter more when you're competing for walk-in traffic.
Biweekly — The Most Common Choice
Offices, clinics, and most retail spaces land here. It's frequent enough to stay presentable without paying for visits your windows don't need yet.
Monthly — For Lower-Traffic or Less Glass-Forward Spaces
Businesses with less street-facing glass, industrial spaces, or locations where appearance matters less to walk-in customers often do fine on a monthly schedule.
Questions to Ask Yourself
- Do customers walk past or through glass doors and windows daily?
- Is your location downtown or high-traffic, where dust and grime build up faster?
- Does your brand depend on a polished, high-end look (retail, hospitality) or is function more important than appearance (warehouse, industrial)?
- Do you have building-specific factors — like construction nearby, or a location that catches more wind-blown dust?
Recurring Service Also Saves Money
Recurring commercial accounts are almost always priced lower per visit than one-off cleanings, since it's predictable, repeat work for us. If you're currently booking one-off cleans reactively, a recurring schedule usually pays for itself.
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