[Jason Atwell]

Hi guys,

Got my first commercial job, not a big one, just a shop front,
Two large windows, about 12 ftX 12 ft, plus a double door.
Been going about 7 months and believe i do a very good job on domestics, but never done windows this big before, done it twice now, and done ok, but find it hard to control a 14 inch squeegee, the extension pole im using is a relatives and has got a bit of give at the top, so buying myself a stiffer one which hopefully will allow more pressure to be exerted onto the glass.

Any tips would be gladly tried out, and thanks in advance!

[a-r window cleanin]

We do several shop fronts and the best way to do them is a section at a time making sure you overlap the sections if that makes any sense

[Majestic]

Jase
Next time you do it give me a shout and I will show you , wait until you have to do the shop sign

[* mike RH]

There's a video on window cleaning resources site about using extension poles.

Has a video clip as well. The diagonal strokes thing works a treat to avoid lines.

[* mike RH]

Found the clip:


http://www.windowcleaningresources.co.uk/html/window_cleaning_with_an_extension_pole.html

A stiffer pole is always a good thing. 

[simon knight]

Found the clip:


http://www.windowcleaningresources.co.uk/html/window_cleaning_with_an_extension_pole.html

A stiffer pole is always a good thing. 

[Jason Atwell]

cheers mike, will do john!

[borg]

Hi jase i do a lot of shot windows try using a 18 in squeegee thats what i use.

[s.hughes]

Do it in sections and use a step ladder, just a 3 step.

Steve