Burnaby's commercial base runs from the Metrotown and Brentwood tower clusters through Still Creek's business parks to the institutional buildings on Burnaby Mountain. Mall trading hours, transit-adjacent plazas, and elevation changes across the city all shape how work gets scheduled here.
Exterior glazing, pressure and soft washing, gutter and roof drainage clearing, and post-construction cleaning across the property types most common to this area.
Every quote we issue for this area is built around these local factors, because they drive access hours, method, and frequency more than glass area does.
Burnaby portfolios are frequently multi-building, and the biggest cost lever available is bundling those buildings into one mobilisation. A crew that rigs once and moves across a business park spends its hours cleaning rather than travelling and setting up.
Transit-adjacent buildings near Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed stations carry additional pedestrian management requirements. We plan drop zones and spotter coverage around station entrances rather than closing them.
Bundling services into one mobilisation is materially cheaper than booking each separately.
Rope access, swing stage, BMU, and water-fed pole glazing programs with documented anchor and rescue plans.
Read more →Plazas, parkades, walkways, and cladding cleaned at the correct pressure for the substrate, with water containment.
Read more →Gutters, scuppers, and internal drains cleared and flush tested, with photo documentation of every downpipe.
Read more →The seven factors that set commercial window cleaning pricing in Metro Vancouver, and how to compare bids fairly.
Read more →Four short steps to an instant per-visit and annual range, with a branded PDF for council or budget approval.
Read more →We measure glass, confirm anchors and access, and return a fixed scoped proposal — no obligation.
Read more →High-rise and commercial window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter clearing across the City of Vancouver — curtain-wall towers, heritage masonry, retail podiums, and strata highrises.
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Read more →Commercial and high-rise window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter clearing for Coquitlam Centre towers, Burquitlam strata highrises, and Coquitlam business park properties.
Read more →Yes. Podium and storefront glazing is completed before trading hours, and tower elevations continue through the day with pedestrian spotters and drop zones set away from mall entrances.
Yes. Business park and portfolio work in Still Creek or Glenlyon is quoted as a single mobilisation, which is meaningfully cheaper per building than separate visits to each address.
Generally yes. Higher elevation sites hold more moisture and organic film, and we usually recommend one additional cycle per year compared with a comparable building at the valley floor.
Yes, including clerestory glazing, office fronts, and loading area windows, scheduled around yard and forklift traffic with site operations staff.
Use the estimator for an instant budget range, or book a walkthrough for a fixed scoped price.