A picture paints a thousand words, but only clean windows will let in
the natural light that artist prefer to paint by! We hope you enjoy
these images of Columbus Window Cleaning at work. Additional photos can
be found on our Facebook
page.
Residential
Window cleaner Dan Click cleans patio doors at a Central Ohio
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Window cleaners Terry Draper and Keith Cooper provide full service to a home in German Village: first cleaning the windows and then putting up wreaths for the season. Columbus Window Cleaning is happy to hang holiday decorations and lighting provided by our customers, commercial or residential. |
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Commercial
Windows cleaners Bruce Newby and Chris Escamilla offer a friendly wave
to the cameraman below as they work from a scaffold on the Borden
Building.
"Oh he flies through the air with the greatest of ease..." Window
cleaner Eric Rodrigues nimbly adjusts his lines as he shifts from the
centermost tower of the 5/3 Building to the wider outer base.
No matter how large or small your window may be we can get the job done!
Here is one of our window cleaners at work on 150 East Gay Street.
Construction
Window cleaners Elvin Velasquez and Eduardo Aquino Brito at work on the
Crestview Middle School Renovation.
The Crew
A representative sampling or our diverse team of professional window
cleaners. (This shot was unwisely staged by our non-professional
photographer, who asked the men to look into the sun for the shot as
they were preparing for the day's work!)
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It's hard to beat the exuberance our guys have for the job, aptly shown by Geremias Dzul, at left. Especially when it involves hanging off the side of large buildings - but Geudiel Cortez, at right, makes it look easy. |
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Safety Training
BWC Consultant Nelson Redd provides instruction on the symptoms, effects
and first aid techniques associated with heat stress - an ever present
hazard during the summer months.
Here's Nelson Redd again, working with Columbus Window Cleaning
Supervisor Bennie Moon to review ladder safety with our employees...
...who are seen here intently following along, for truly, their lives
could depend on it. From left to right: Dan Click, Jimmy Blythe, Terry
Draper, Norman Harley, and Bruce Newby.