Hi All! I'm curious how you handle heavy furniture, like beds, couches, and plants, that block interior window access? Same question for deep bay windows over kitchen sinks with multiple panes of glass in all directions. I can't imagine we would climb on their countertop, and a pole seems challenging with all the angles. ChatGPT says you should never move or climb on a customers furniture or countertops because it opens you up to liability and many insurers don't allow it (damaged floors, furniture, surfaces, hurting yourself, etc.). I'm putting it into my T&C's that customer must clear access and open blinds to any interior windows they want cleaned and will mention that to the client ahead of time. I'm curious what you do?

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Hello everybody, My name is Jeremy and I started my window cleaning business about two months ago, how much is a good price per pane for exterior and interior glass, frames, and sills assuming I live in an expensive county with high cost of living and high home prices

What’s the best way to clean commercial exterior walls that are 30–40 feet high—what equipment do you recommend (pressure washer specs, extension wands, lift/scaffold, soft-wash system), and what step-by-step procedure should be followed for a safe, effective job?