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The
following article was posted by Service Magic:
"It's an old battle, and one that can go either
way depending on what you're dealing with: Is it
better to do a job yourself, or spend the extra
money to hire a professional?... Homeowners
across the nation are mostly in agreement when
it comes to major jobs like installing new
plumbing or electrical wiring, but when you're
talking about much smaller tasks, like cleaning
windows, the decision is much more difficult."
"For those with a relatively small, single-level
home... window cleaning is likely to be a job
worth trying yourself, at least one time. It's
certainly not as easy as it might initially seem
(and you'll know that after completing just one
or two). If you have multiple stories, a large
number of windows, or windows that are for one
reason or another difficult to get to, the job
becomes far more complex very quickly. After all
is said and done, you may have spent quite a bit
of your free time cleaning your windows, and the
results might not be as spectacular as you want
them to be."
"For a very reasonable fee... window cleaners
will come to your home with all of the specialty
equipment needed to do the job right. While
you're spending your time relaxing, hanging out
with your family, or doing whatever you like,
your windows will be getting the cleaning they
deserve. Power washers, extension poles,
professional grade cleaning solutions, ladders,
static-free rags (a lot more important than you
might think in this process), and other tools of
the trade will be hard at work creating
sparkling, nearly invisible windows for your
home."
"So, the bottom line is that this is a job that,
in many instances, a homeowner can probably do
him or herself. However, the amount of effort it
will take, and the amount of time it will use up
are significant. It's easy to understand, then,
why so many people have opted to hire
professionals to clean their windows and have
made it one of the most popular jobs that we
process."
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