Crystal-clear glass. Every detail.

Window and detail cleaning from Continental.

Fingerprints on entrance doors and smudged partitions undermine an otherwise spotless lobby. Detail cleaning is what makes a property look truly premium.

We clean interior windows, entrance doors and storefront glass, glass partitions and railings, and the fine details: vents, baseboards, signage, ledges and high-touch fixtures.

Scheduled alongside janitorial and porter service, detail cleaning keeps your property looking polished every day.

Glass and details, area by area

Entrance doors and storefront glass take handprints from every visitor and look worst by midday, so they sit at the top of the list. Glass partitions and conference room walls collect smudges at hand and shoulder height. Railings in atriums and stairways show fingerprints and dust. Interior windows gather a film that dulls natural light across the whole floor.

The detail side covers surfaces a nightly clean passes over: baseboards, ledges, vents, signage and fixtures. These build up slowly, so tenants rarely notice the decline but see the difference right away after a detail pass. Putting them on a set cycle keeps a lobby or suite looking finished instead of merely clean.

How glass and detail cleaning is priced

Glass and detail work is priced per visit, set by the labor hours a visit takes, and it is usually scheduled weekly, monthly or quarterly alongside the nightly program. The count of panes, entrance doors, partitions and glass railings drives most of the price, followed by the details on the list: vents, baseboards, signage, ledges and high-touch fixtures.

Height and access come next. Glass a crew reaches from the floor goes quickly, while atrium partitions, mezzanine railings and clerestory windows need ladders or lifts. Frequency cuts both ways: entrance glass in a busy Oakland tower lobby picks up handprints by midday, so a porter wipe-down between detail visits keeps it presentable without adding full visits. Hard-water spotting and old adhesive on storefront glass add time on the first pass. We count the glass at the property walkthrough and price the schedule in a written quote.