The City of Vancouver holds the densest concentration of curtain-wall towers in British Columbia, alongside heritage masonry in Gastown, retail podiums on Robson, and strata highrises through the West End and Mount Pleasant. Salt-laden air off Burrard Inlet and nine months of rainfall set the maintenance interval here more than anything else.
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.
Vancouver's building stock spans nearly a century of envelope technology on the same block — a 1910 brick warehouse next to a 2019 unitized curtain wall. Each needs a different chemistry and a different access plan, and mixing them up is how sealant gets damaged and heritage mortar gets stripped.
We keep a documented access record for every Vancouver site we service: anchor certification dates, rigging points, permit history, loading dock windows, and resident notice requirements. On renewal, the scope does not have to be rebuilt from scratch and the price stays comparable year over year.
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 →Window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter clearing for Burnaby office parks, Brentwood and Metrotown towers, SFU campus buildings, and industrial properties along Still Creek.
Read more →Commercial and strata window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter clearing across the City and District of North Vancouver — Lower Lonsdale, Shipyards, Lynn Valley, and business parks.
Read more →Commercial, heritage, and high-rise window cleaning, pressure washing, and gutter clearing across New Westminster — Downtown, Quay, Uptown, and Sapperton properties.
Read more →Yes. Where a swing stage, boom lift, or ground drop zone occupies sidewalk or roadway, we prepare the traffic management plan and file the street use permit as part of the scope, and the permit cost is stated in the quote rather than added later.
Most Class A downtown towers run three exterior cycles a year, with waterfront buildings moving to quarterly because of salt film. Buildings set back from the water with sheltered elevations can often hold a semi-annual interval without visible degradation.
Yes. Heritage envelopes get low-pressure soft washing with pH-neutral solutions rather than pressure washing, which protects lime mortar and original brick. We document the method in writing before work begins.
Yes. Roughly half our Vancouver portfolio is residential strata, where resident notices, balcony access coordination, and privacy protocols are as much of the job as the cleaning itself.
Use the estimator for an instant budget range, or book a walkthrough for a fixed scoped price.