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Clear glass for Reno storefronts, offices and lobbies.
Commercial window cleaning for Reno storefronts, offices and low-rise buildings: entry doors, interior glass and upper windows cleaned inside and out, timed around your hours.
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Why Reno glass needs regular attention
Reno Cleaning Co handles commercial window cleaning in Reno for the glass that customers, patients and tenants notice first. High desert weather is hard on windows: a windy afternoon coats the front of a shop in fine dust, winter sand and road spray cling to the lower panes, and sprinklers leave chalky spots by July. Then the sun comes out and lights up every streak.
Clean windows let daylight into the office, show off what sits behind the glass and give a lobby a cared-for feel. We clean the frame and sill along with the pane, so a bright window never sits inside a dusty edge.
Inside the building: doors, glass walls and lobbies
Interior glass is where fingerprints pile up. Entry doors, sidelights and push bars are touched all day, so they come first on every visit, followed by any glass a visitor leans on or walks past.
Glass-walled meeting rooms, office fronts, stairwell panels, lobby railings and corridor glass in a shared building are cleaned edge to edge and left without streaks. In a medical or dental suite, the reception window and check-in glass are included, and in a shop the display cases and counter glass can be added.
Our cleaners are background-checked, and a supervisor inspects the glass afterward from the angle your visitors see it.
Outside: storefronts and windows up to the third floor
Outside, crews take on storefronts, street-level windows and the upper glass of buildings up to three floors. Water-fed poles let them wash second- and third-floor panes while standing on the sidewalk, using purified water that dries without spotting. Where a pole won’t do, a ladder or lift comes along instead.
Frames, sills and tracks get a wipe as each window is finished, so grit sitting in the corners can’t streak fresh glass when the next storm blows through. When a lift is coming, your landlord or property manager gets our certificate of insurance before the work starts.
We clean storefront and office glass throughout Reno, from Downtown and Midtown to the Kietzke Lane corridor and South Meadows.
After-hours storefront window cleaning
A shop’s window front works like a sign that never switches off, so it should be clear when the doors open. Storefront window cleaning can be booked after closing or before your first customer arrives. The street face of the glass, the inside face behind your window displays, the entry doors and the push plates are all done while the sidewalk is quiet, so nobody steps around a squeegee.
Showrooms with tall window walls get the same timing, and the inside of the room can be paired with our showroom cleaning, so the glass and the display floor are finished on the same night.
A window schedule that suits each kind of glass
Storefronts and restaurant entrances wear the hardest, so a weekly or biweekly wash suits them. Office and upper windows hold their shine longer, and a visit each month or each season keeps them in shape.
One-time cleans cover the moments when glass matters most: once a remodel or build-out leaves dust, paint specks and sticker residue behind, before new tenants get their keys, and the week of a showing or inspection. After a project, it pairs well with post-construction cleaning.
Crews can come at dawn before you open, after closing or on Saturday and Sunday, which keeps ladders out of your customers’ path. If we already clean your building, its windows can ride along on that schedule with your office cleaning.
Reno window cleaning prices for 2026
For a street-level storefront, washing both faces of the glass comes to roughly $85 to $245 per visit in Reno, going by 2026 market pricing. A one-, two- or three-floor office building lands around $280 to $790 per visit. A tiny shop with a handful of panes starts close to $55, and a big, glass-heavy building can approach $1,400.
Your figure moves with the pane count and pane size, whether we wash the inside, the outside or both, the building’s height and the gear its upper glass calls for, plus any frame and track detailing you add. Frequency counts too: windows washed on a routine come clean quicker than windows that have gone a year untouched.
Expect a longer first visit where hard-water spotting, overspray or leftover construction film has built up, and after-hours or weekend work can shift the total. Everything begins with a free walkthrough, then you get a written quote.
Buildings that look better with clear glass
Retail stores, restaurants and salons lean on the front window to pull people inside, and a car dealership’s showroom glass frames every vehicle on the floor. Medical and dental offices want reception glass that looks spotless to every patient who walks up.
Office buildings, office parks and multi-tenant properties need lobby doors and upper windows kept even across the whole site, and every building in a park can be done on the same day. Paired with property management cleaning, common-area glass and apartment lobby doors can sit on one shared calendar.
In a restaurant, the dining-room face of the front glass gathers cooking haze and small handprints as fast as the street face gathers dust, so both sides get the same care. Salons and fitness studios can fold their mirror walls into the same visit, since a streak-free mirror matters to them as much as a clear window.
A few useful answers
Common questions
Can you reach our second- and third-floor windows?
Yes. On buildings of up to three floors, upper glass is washed with water-fed poles from the sidewalk or parking lot, with a ladder or lift saved for glass the pole can’t reach well.
Can storefront window cleaning happen after hours?
Yes. Crews can come at first light, after your last customer heads home, or across a weekend, so the floor stays clear for customers and staff.
Do you clean showroom window walls?
Yes. Tall showroom glass is washed inside and out, with water-fed poles or a ladder for the upper panes, on a night or early morning that fits your sales hours.
Do frames, sills and tracks get cleaned too?
Yes. Frames and sills are wiped as each pane is finished, and tracks are brushed out so dust and grit don’t pile up.
Can you clean our glass after a remodel?
Yes. A single visit clears off the dust, paint specks and sticker residue a remodel leaves on doors and windows.
How often should a Reno storefront be washed?
Washing the glass weekly or every other week keeps a storefront sharp through Reno’s dusty, windy stretches, and upper office glass can be done monthly or once a season.