Maintenance · Exterior
Window Washing
Exterior window washing for apartment, commercial and retail buildings, scheduled or on demand.
Rain spots, pollen film and a view nobody likes
Windows in the Pacific Northwest collect a particular film: rain-borne grit that dries into spots, spring pollen, fir sap from the trees overhead and mildew along the frames. From the inside, residents and tenants see a dim, smeared view. From the street, it makes a well-kept building look neglected.
There is a functional side too. Dirt that sits on glass and frames for whole seasons can hold moisture against the frame, light reaches interiors less well, and a property with dozens of windows per building has a long list to keep up with. Exterior washing is the part tenants cannot do for themselves.

HOA Services technician in a branded hoodie and cap washing a window with a pole
Pole, brush and a trained eye on the frames
HOA Services washes exterior windows for apartment complexes, commercial buildings, office buildings, HOA communities, condominiums and retail shopping centers. Technicians use extension poles where the building allows, cleaning glass, frames and sills, so the grime comes off the whole opening rather than leaving a clean pane inside a dirty edge.
The company's working principle is eyes up, and window washing shows why: a technician who is looking at every frame all day notices a failed seal, a cracked pane, rot in the trim or a missing screen, and reports it with a photo. The account executive includes those notes in the status email, so a small finding reaches the board while it is still small.
Scheduled rounds or one-off washes
Window washing is offered as a scheduled routine or on demand. A retail center may want storefront glass on a short rotation, while a condominium community might choose a spring wash after the rains and a second pass before the dark months. The account executive helps decide the frequency for your buildings.
A request by email, phone or web form becomes a job ticket, notices can go out to residents ahead of time, and the technician takes before and after photos of the glass. Invoices are issued by property within 5-7 business days. The service runs from Tigard across Portland, Vancouver and the Willamette Valley.
HOA Services: Oregon CCB 208889 · Washington CCB COMMUMS842JQ. Call (503) 620-8386.