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		<title>how much is window cleaning going to cost</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[how much is window cleaning going to cost in Oakville, Mississauga and Burlington This, of course, is always one of the first questions a homeowner has when starting the research process for a window cleaning Oakville, Mississauga, Burlington company. The problem with answering this question, though, is the fact that most company&#8217;s pricing structures are vastly different so it [...]]]></description>
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<p>This, of course, is always one of the first questions a homeowner has when starting the research process for a <a title="window cleaning Oakville" href="http://www.sunrisewindowcleaning.ca">window cleaning Oakville</a>, Mississauga, Burlington company. The problem with answering this question, though, is the fact that most company&#8217;s pricing structures are vastly different so it can be very tough for one to truly know what the price is to get your windows cleaned. Notwithstanding, I&#8217;ll do my best here to give you some realistic price ranges as to what most people will spend. (And remember, these prices are AVERAGE, and can vary drastically depending on the company,  etc, etc)</p>
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<p><strong>Small House Window Cleaning </strong>(approximately 1800 sqf  or less): Exterior  $125  Interior $125</p>
<p><strong><strong>Medium House Window Cleaning </strong></strong>(approximately 2500 sqf  or less): Exterior  $150  Interior $150</p>
<p><strong><strong><strong>Large House Window Cleaning </strong></strong></strong>(approximately 3500 sqf  or less): Exterior  $180  Interior $180</p>
<p><strong><strong><strong>Extra Large House Window Cleaning </strong></strong></strong>(approximately over 3500 sqf): Exterior  $220  Interior $220</p>
<p>This typically includes: a 7 step window cleaning method</p>
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		<title>Free Report on Choosing A Power Washing Contractor</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How To Avoid Four Power Washing Rip-Offs Rip-Off #1: Unbelievably Low Price. To some degree, all of us are attracted to low price because we want to work within a budget. But some contractors use low pressure washing prices as the bait in order to land a job. They are hoping you are basing your buying [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How To Avoid Four Power Washing Rip-Offs</p>
<p>Rip-Off #1: Unbelievably Low Price. To some degree, all of us are attracted to low price because we want to work within a budget. But some contractors use low pressure washing prices as the bait in order to land a job. They are hoping you are basing your buying decision on price alone and if they are the cheapest, they will get the job.</p>
<p>Unfortunately once they get the job they have to take shortcuts in order to make a profit. Professional power washing is not as cheap as some unethical power washers would like you to believe. Make sure you are paying for the level of quality you expect.</p>
<p>Rip-Off #2: Crafty Claims Like: Specializing in Hot Water Washing . You may read this in ads, or hear this from contractors. Whether a contractor uses hot water or cold water and the right chemicals, the end result is the same. Hot water does speed up the cleaning process in commercial and industrial uses but what does it mean to the homeowner?</p>
<p>The truth is hot water has no benefit and shouldn&#8217;t be used in residential services. It can warp vinyl siding, damage wood and asphalt shingles, and can be detrimental to plants and shrubbery. Crafty claims like this are nothing more than a desperate attempt of trickery to gain your business.</p>
<p>Rip-Off #3: Outdated Beliefs: &#8220;Just Power Wash the Deck and Use an Expensive Sealer.&#8221; Many people believe that using an expensive sealer will make all the difference.</p>
<p>The fact is: the number one reason a sealer fails, no matter how much it cost, is because the wood is not prepared properly. Wood goes through many stages while being cleaned. When using the proper cleaner the wood turns very dark, as the ph level goes up. A neutralizing process is necessary to lower the wood to a more acidic level, so the sealer will adhere properly.</p>
<p>With the wood prepared properly, it can then be sealed with a contractor grade sealer. If an old sealer is present, the deck will need stripped so the new sealer can adhere to the wood properly. This stripping process is only done properly using a stripping agent, NOT high water pressure.</p>
<p>Obviously, each contractor will be biased toward his own method. You should look to what wood professionals say. There are wood restoration classes that contractors can take to become certified, check to see if the contractor you are considering is certified.</p>
<p>Rip-Off #4: Rip-Off #4: Offering To Wash Anything and Everything. Contractors wash many different things, from houses to tractors and from decks to parking lots. A company offering to wash almost anything may look impressive but is a sign of not being established.</p>
<p>There are a lot of fly by night companies that come and go, who will offer to wash anything for a dollar, they never really get good at one thing. Make sure you hire a contractor that specializes in just a handful of the services you are interested in.</p>
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		<title>5 Things to know before you hire a local window cleaning company</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Window Cleaning Oakville 5 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW(before you hire a local window cleaning company &#38; specialty cleaning provider.) The following section mentions window cleaning often, but it applies to any of our specialty cleaning services. Nothing is worse than being monetarily liable for a window cleaning company or accident that occurred on your property, [...]]]></description>
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<h1> Window Cleaning Oakville</h1>
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<p>5 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW(before you hire a local <a title="window cleaning" href="http://www.sunrisewindowcleaning.ca">window cleaning</a> company &amp; specialty cleaning provider.)</p>
<p align="center">The following section mentions window cleaning often, but it applies to any of our specialty cleaning services.</p>
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<p>Nothing is worse than being monetarily liable for a window cleaning company or accident that occurred on your property, but that is exactly what can happen if an uninsured window washer falls or, by some other means, hurts him or herself. Do not compromise! Hiring just anyone professing to window clean is not a risk you should take. If you are looking for licensed and insured Window Cleaning Company, you’ve come to the right place.</p>
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<p>We do <strong><a title="window cleaning" href="http://www.sunrisewindowcleaning.ca/">window cleaning</a></strong> and other specialty cleaning services for major projects (such as car dealerships &amp; hotels) as well as for minor projects (such as storefronts and residential properties). Unlike many local window cleaning companies (or specialty cleaning companies in general), we employ new and appropriate tools to clean any window or surface and we have as many team members as needed to complete the project. And you don’t have to worry about whether or not we service your location- we do window cleaning and all of our other fine services from We service residential and commercial locations in all cities of Oakville, Mississauga, Burlington, and Milton.</p>
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<p>We are very honest with our customers. We offer no run-around. Many window cleaning companies will add fees after they’ve already started their window cleaning service. We lay it all out <em>before </em>the job even begins.  ask us about our window cleaning rates (or just call 905-616-4788). Also, we do not change our prices just because you happen to live or run a business in a wealthy neighborhood, such as the upscale Oakville area. Our prices follow a standard per window rate. Hence, rates are the same no matter where you live. We invite you to do the math yourself or call us to receive a quick quote!</p>
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<p>Here at Sunrise window cleaning, we understand that organization and honesty are qualities that all home or office owners and managers are hoping to see in their outsourced service workers. That is why we have implemented work practices that even we would want to see in any type of service company that we would personally hire. We show up on time, leave on time, do what we say we will do, wear uniforms, and give you a signed official estimate page (prior) and receipt for your records (after). We want long-term business relationships and we are motivated to do what it takes to ensure that you want us back. No fly-by-night window cleaning company here.</p>
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<p>If you are not satisfied while we are working at your home or business, you are not obligated to sign and pay anything for that work. Seriously. You can even print this guarantee out if you would like. This is binding. We want you to feel comfortable and confident that you will be satisfied within the time frame that you’ve expected us to complete the service.</p>
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