A set schedule around your business hours, one point of contact, and a Certificate of Insurance on file before the first visit. Tell us your building and we will put a written bid in front of you.
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Wally's cleans commercial glass on a recurring schedule set around your business hours, so the work happens before you open, after you close or on weekends rather than in front of your customers. Every account gets one point of contact, a Certificate of Insurance for your file before the first visit, and a written scope so you know exactly what each visit covers. Storefronts, offices, multi-tenant buildings, restaurants, clinics and mixed-use property across the metro. We bid every commercial job in person: our water-fed poles reach up to three stories, we bring a lift when the building needs one, and inside we clean glass up to 30 to 42 feet depending on the space and what we can do safely.
Six things a facilities manager actually cares about, before anyone talks about clean glass.
Certificate of Insurance, W-9 and references on file before the first visit.
Recurring accounts get a fixed schedule.
One person who knows your building and your access rules.
The bid states exactly which glass and which frequency.
We work out how your glass is reached before we quote.
Before open, after close or on weekends.
72 hours. No hassle. No charge.
Reliability is the whole product in commercial work. If a visit falls short, one call brings us back at no charge. A missed pane, a streak, an elevation that didn't get done. Your building never sits looking worse than it should between visits.
We handle commercial window cleaning for buildings you can reach from the ground or a lift, across Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding metro. We clean properties like these.
Leasing offices, entrances and common-area glass on a schedule residents barely notice.
High-traffic entrance glass on a weekly or bi-weekly route, cleaned before you open.
Lobbies, common areas and tenant suites on a monthly or quarterly cycle.
Showroom glass that has to look invisible every single day the doors are open.
Front of house and entry doors cleaned after close, ready for the first customer.
Waiting-room and entrance glass, scheduled around your patient hours.
Entrances, lobbies and function-room glass finished before guests arrive.
Office fronts, bay glass and skylights on a quarterly or semi-annual cycle.
Four steps, and the paperwork happens before the work rather than after it.
We bid every commercial job in person. We visit the property, count and measure the glass, settle the height and access for each elevation, and note your security and business-hour constraints.
An itemized bid stating elevations, glass, frequency, access method and price. It does not change after signing unless the scope does.
Certificate of Insurance, W-9 and references go to your file before the first visit. Send us your vendor requirements and we will tell you what we can meet.
Visits are locked into a recurring calendar with your off-hours window and access procedure attached, so nobody re-explains the building each time.
ReviewsProperty managers book us again because the glass gets done on schedule and the invoice matches the bid. Here is what our commercial customers say. If anything is missed, call within 72 hours and we return free.
We bid every commercial job in person, and the first thing we settle on the walkthrough is how our crew safely reaches each part of your glass. That answer sets the method and the price.
We clean most glass from the ground with a water-fed pole, which reaches up to three stories. Ladders cover ground and first-floor glass, set on solid footing with the area kept clear of foot traffic. We bring a lift only when the building needs one, and anything over three stories gets an on-site look before we quote.
We don’t do rope access or high-rise work, and we’ll tell you so on the first call. Inside, we clean glass up to 30 to 42 feet high, depending on the space.
We send our vendor paperwork before the first visit, so you never have to chase it. Here's what's in it.
Certificate of Insurance with our coverage and limits. We can add you as additional insured and make our policy primary and non-contributory, so it pays first without touching yours.
Workers compensation, so if one of our technicians gets hurt, the claim stays on our policy, not your building.
Fall protection. Our crews follow OSHA rules for pole, ladder and lift work.
Send us your vendor requirements and we'll confirm our limits, endorsements and safety documents in writing before we start.
We set your cycle by traffic and exposure rather than dropping you into a standard package, because getting that right is where most of the money in a commercial contract is won or lost.
Commercial bids are built from four things: pane count and glass area, how the glass is reached, interior, exterior or both, and how often. Access is usually the largest single factor, because a storefront we clean from the sidewalk and a fourth-floor elevation we reach by lift are nothing like the same job.
Recurring costs you less per visit than one-time work. A set schedule lets us route efficiently, and our crew gets faster on your building every visit as they learn its access procedure and its problem elevations. We pass that efficiency back to you in the rate rather than keeping it.
Commercial work is scoped per building rather than rate-carded. What you get is a firm itemized number after a walkthrough, and it holds unless the scope changes.
Running multiple sites? Tell us and we will put the whole portfolio on consolidated billing with one point of contact. For most multi-site operators that is where we save you the most, well ahead of any per-pane rate.
Running several buildings changes what you are actually buying. The per-pane rate stops being the main lever and coordination becomes the thing that costs or saves you money.
One point of contact across the portfolio means the access quirks, security procedures and business hours of each site are held in one place rather than re-explained to a different crew every visit. Consolidated billing means one invoice to approve instead of reconciling several.
We also agree up front what happens when one site needs something off-schedule. Storm damage, vandalism, a surprise inspection or a tour at short notice are normal across a portfolio, and having our response to those settled in advance is worth more to you than a marginally lower rate.
We cover Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding metro. Check your city or ZIP:
We work out of one office in New Hope and cover Minneapolis, St. Paul and the surrounding metro from it. One local company, not a franchise or a dealer network, so the people who quote your job are the people who do it and the people you call afterward.
Straight answers so you know what you are booking. If your question is not here, call and ask.
We bid it per building rather than off a rate card, because how we reach your glass drives the price as much as how much of it there is. A storefront we clean from the sidewalk and a fourth-floor elevation we reach by lift are not comparable jobs. Every commercial job is bid in person: we walk the property, then give you a firm itemized number that holds unless the scope changes.
We set your cycle by traffic and exposure rather than selling you a package. Our retail, restaurant and dealership accounts usually run weekly or bi-weekly, offices monthly to quarterly, and industrial sites quarterly or semi-annual. We step ground-floor glass up a cycle through the salt season, because that is the single biggest variable on a Minnesota building.
It depends on how the glass is reached. We clean most exterior glass from the ground with a water-fed pole, which reaches up to three stories. Ground-floor glass and entrances get a squeegee by hand. We bring a lift only when the building needs one.
Yes. We clean interior glass up to 30 to 42 feet high, depending on the space and what we can do safely. Lobbies, entrances and partitions are common. We settle exactly which glass is included at the walkthrough.
No. Our water-fed poles cover commercial property up to three stories from the ground, and we bring a lift when a building needs one. Anything over three stories gets an on-site inspection before we quote. We do not do rope access or high-rise work. If that is your building we will say so on the first call and point you toward someone who does it.
Yes, and we bid it separately from recurring maintenance because it is a different job. Post-construction glass comes to us wearing labels, film, mortar splatter, paint overspray and silicone, all of it bonded material we scrape and dissolve rather than wash. We also sequence it against your build program so you are not paying us to clean the same glass twice.
Often a good deal of it. Those cloudy patches are mineral deposits bonded to and etched into the surface, usually from irrigation or roof runoff, so they need a restoration process rather than a better wash. How much returns depends on how deep the etching has gone, and we quote it after seeing the glass.
Both. One-time cleans are common before an inspection, a tour, a lease signing or a grand opening. Recurring plans cost less per visit because the schedule allows efficient routing and the crew gets faster on a building it knows.
Then we make it right, free of charge. Walk the property after we are done, and if anything falls short, call us at (612) 216-7894 within 72 hours. We come back and fix it at no cost to you. No invoice, no argument, no fine print. That is the Wally's Worry-Free Guarantee.
Free on-site walkthrough, an itemized bid, and a Certificate of Insurance on file before the first visit. Call (612) 216-7894 or request a bid online.