How to Choose a Professional Window Cleaner in Perth

Letting a tradesperson into your home requires a great deal of trust. When it comes to window cleaning, you want to be sure you're hiring a true professional, not just someone with a bucket and a squeegee. But how can you tell the difference?

As a local, family-owned business, our reputation is built on trust and professionalism. Here is a simple checklist of what every Perth homeowner should look for before hiring a window cleaner.

1. Do They Have a Professional Online Presence?

In today's world, a legitimate business has a professional online presence. This is your first and easiest check.

• A Real Website: Do they have a modern, professional website with clear information about their services, service areas, and contact details?
• A Strong Google Business Profile: Look them up on Google Maps. A reputable business will have a complete profile with a good number of recent, positive reviews.

2. Are They Fully Insured? (Don't Be Afraid to Ask)

This is non-negotiable. Any professional tradesperson working on your property must have **Public Liability Insurance**. This protects you and your home in the unlikely event of an accident or property damage.

A professional cleaner will be happy to provide you with a copy of their "Certificate of Currency" to prove their insurance is up to date. If a company is hesitant to provide this, it's a major red flag.

3. Are They Police-Checked?

For your family's peace of mind, it's essential to know that the person you're letting into your home is trustworthy. A National Police Check is a standard requirement for anyone working with NDIS clients and is a clear sign of a professional, responsible business.

A reputable business will always mention this on their website and will be happy to confirm it for you.

4. Do They Provide Clear, Written Quotes?

A professional service provides professional communication. You should expect a clear, itemised quote that details exactly what work will be done and the total cost. Avoid "cash only" operators or those who only give a vague price over the phone without understanding the scope of the job.