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Compare the included work before the total.
A glass-only quote and a detailed inside-and-out clean are different proposals.
Ask how the job is counted
Confirm whether the provider counts panes, window assemblies, doors or another unit, and how divided glass is treated. Provide only quantities you know safely and let the provider verify them. Ask whether difficult access or specialty surfaces require a site assessment.
This guide does not publish invented Cochrane rates or turn a rough pane count into a guaranteed price.
Check the inclusions side by side
Compare interior and exterior glass, screens, tracks, frames and sills. Separate stain assessment, construction residue and other add-ons. Record exclusions and the expected completion check. Ask about taxes, minimum charges, travel outside the usual service area and any preparation requirements.
If considering recurring visits, clarify the scope for each visit and whether the first clean differs. Confirm cancellation, weather-rescheduling and payment terms with the actual provider.
Keep additional work subject to approval
Ask how newly identified damage, inaccessible areas or residue concerns will be reported before extra work begins. A provider should explain the proposed change and charge so you can make an informed decision. Keep the accepted scope and any written changes together.
The cleaning planner records selected services and known constraints. Review specialist-work questions before assuming every mark is included.