Commercial window cleaning in Salt Lake City
First impressions are lit through glass. Ember keeps storefronts, offices, restaurants, and managed properties spotless — scheduled around your business hours so customers never notice the work, only the result. Recurring monthly and quarterly service keeps your property presentation-ready year-round, and property managers get one reliable point of contact instead of a rotating cast.
Built for
- Storefronts & retail
- Offices
- Restaurants & cafes
- HOAs & property managers
- Multi-tenant buildings (low/mid-rise)
Why businesses choose Ember
Certificate of insurance available on request
Before/after-hours scheduling
Consistent crew, consistent standard
Simple recurring billing through our commercial plans
How commercial service works
It starts with a free walkthrough: we look at the glass, the access, and the schedule that actually works for your business, and quote from that — no guessing from a photo. Storefronts usually get early-morning or evening service so the work never overlaps with your customers; offices and managed properties get a recurring cadence and a consistent crew who already know the building.
Exterior glass on low and mid-rise buildings is cleaned with water-fed pole equipment — scrubbed, rinsed, and left streak-free and spot-free — with frames and sills detailed along the way. Interior glass is available whenever you want it in the rotation. Billing is simple and recurring on our commercial plans, and property managers get one point of contact instead of a rotating cast.
The standard is the same one behind our 5.0 rating from Salt Lake Valley customers, and if your property needs more than glass, we also handle pressure washing for entries, walkways, and flatwork.
How a commercial account starts
The first service comes with no agreement in place. You see the work, you see how our team fits around your hours, and you decide. If it is a fit, commercial property moves onto a 12-month agreement after that — which is what lets us hold a fixed slot on the route rather than fitting you in when there is room.
You get one point of contact rather than a different crew and a different number every time. For a property manager with several buildings that is usually the difference that matters more than the price.
Why storefront glass is a different job
- It gets touched all day. Entry doors collect hands, sleeves and paw prints at exactly eye level. That is the glass a customer judges you on, and it is why commercial frequencies are shorter than residential ones.
- It sits on the street. Traffic film builds gradually enough to stop being noticeable — until it is gone and the difference is obvious.
- Timing is the service. Glass is best cleaned before customers are walking through it, so we schedule around opening hours rather than the other way round.
- Scale changes the quote. Commercial work is priced on the building — total glass, total height, and how access works — rather than per door.
Most of our commercial accounts run on Fire Monthly, which is the plan built for glass that is seen by people who are not you.
Our guarantee
If anything isn't right, we come back and fix it. If you're still not happy, we refund you.
Frequently asked questions
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes — early mornings and evenings are standard for storefronts.
Do you offer recurring commercial contracts?
Yes — monthly is our most popular commercial cadence; quarterly available.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes — a COI is available on request. Ember carries $1M in general liability plus workers’ comp.