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Photos from our jobs

Every photo here is from one of our jobs around Tulsa: homes, new builds, offices, storefronts, hotels, churches and ONEOK Field. John Day, the owner, has cleaned windows across the metro for 14 years. Tap any photo to see it full size.

Homes

Pure water on the outside glass, by hand inside. Homes up to 3 stories, cleaned from the ground.

  • A large stone home with a tall arched entry and a green front lawn.
    A stone home with tall arched windows.
  • A water-fed pole cleaning the arched upper windows of a stone home.
    Arched windows on a stone home, cleaned with a water-fed pole.
  • A window cleaner standing on a roof, cleaning a glass conservatory with a long pole.
    A glass conservatory, cleaned from the roof.
  • A large three-story home on a hill in South Tulsa.
    A three-story home on a hill in South Tulsa.
  • A water-fed pole reaching the windows of a round stone tower behind a red maple in fall.
    A round stone tower, cleaned from the ground.
  • A water-fed pole reaching the top row of a three-row wall of gable windows.
    Three rows of gable windows, cleaned from the ground.
  • A window cleaner in a safety vest using a water-fed pole on the tall front window of a stone home.
    Tall front windows on a stone home.
  • A window cleaner in a safety vest using a water-fed pole on a stucco home with a round tower.
    A stucco home with a round tower.
  • A large estate home seen across a wide lawn, with a water-fed pole in the truck bed in front.
    An estate home, with the pole set up from the truck.
  • A two-story brick home with a long covered porch and a wide front lawn.
    A two-story brick home with covered porches.
  • A large historic brick and stone home with steep gables and tall chimneys.
    A large historic home in Tulsa.

New construction

New homes with walls of glass. A new build takes at least two cleans once the builders are done.

  • A new stone home with a tall black gable entry of floor-to-ceiling glass above wide stone steps.
    A glass gable entry on a new stone home.
  • A new stone home with a black metal roof and a glass gable at the center, behind a construction fence.
    The same home during the build, behind the site fence.
  • A great room under construction with a vaulted ceiling and a full gable wall of glass facing a green lawn.
    A vaulted gable wall of glass in the great room.
  • A two-story wall of windows and glass doors in a new home, with a ladder and building materials on the covered floor.
    Two stories of glass, with the trades still at work.
  • Tall glass doors and clerestory windows in a new home, with one door open to the pool.
    Tall glass doors and clerestory windows by the pool.
  • A corner of floor-to-ceiling windows in a new home, looking out over a lawn and trees.
    Floor-to-ceiling glass on two walls.
  • A wall of glass doors under high windows in a new home, with protective paper on the floor.
    Glass doors under a row of high windows.

Offices and storefronts

Office buildings up to 5 stories, storefronts and restaurants. We work around your business hours.

  • A water-fed pole and a pure-water cart on the lawn in front of a two-story office building.
    A two-story office building, cleaned with pure water from the lawn.
  • An office building with a glass curtain wall and a pure-water cart in the parking lot.
    A glass curtain wall on an office building.
  • A brick office building with tall arched windows at the entrance.
    A brick office building with arched windows.
  • A window cleaner working on the ground-floor windows of a tall office building.
    Ground-floor windows on an office building.
  • A window cleaner with a water-fed pole along the side of a brick building, with the hose reel on the grass.
    Side windows on a brick building, cleaned with a water-fed pole.
  • A window cleaner using a pole on tall lobby windows from inside a building.
    Tall lobby windows, cleaned from inside.
  • A modern building with a curved glass entrance and a red steel sculpture in front.
    A modern building with a curved glass entrance.
  • A long office building with rows of windows, seen across a parking lot.
    An office building with long rows of windows.
  • A window cleaner using a pole on the large front windows of a storefront.
    Storefront glass, cleaned from the sidewalk.
  • A window cleaner using a pole on a tall, narrow storefront window.
    A tall storefront window.
  • A window cleaner on a ladder cleaning the glass front of a store.
    A glass storefront, cleaned by hand from a ladder.
  • A water-fed pole on the upper windows of a brick storefront building.
    Upper windows on a brick storefront building.
  • A window cleaner using a pole on the front windows of a restaurant.
    Restaurant windows, cleaned from the sidewalk.
  • The covered front entrance of a grocery store, with a full parking lot.
    The front of a grocery store.
  • A small office in a converted house, with a sign on the front lawn.
    A small office in a converted house.
  • A squeegee pulling water off a pane of glass.
    A squeegee finishing a pane by hand.

Hotels

We clean most of the Patel family’s hotels around the Tulsa metro.

  • A four-story hotel and its parking lot on 71st Street in Tulsa.
    A Patel family hotel on 71st Street in Tulsa.
  • A four-story hotel with a new parking lot in Owasso.
    A Patel family hotel in Owasso.
  • A five-story hotel with a glass entrance.
    A Patel family hotel near the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
  • A water-fed pole reaching the upper-floor windows of a hotel.
    Upper-floor hotel windows, cleaned from the ground.
  • A four-story hotel behind an empty outdoor pool.
    A four-story hotel, seen from the pool deck.
  • A new four-story hotel with a covered front entrance.
    A newly built hotel.

Churches and schools

Tall glass entrances, stair towers and chapel windows, cleaned with a water-fed pole.

  • A tall glass entrance on the side of a stone church, with a pure-water cart in front.
    A tall glass entrance on a stone church.
  • A water-fed pole cleaning a tall glass stair tower.
    A glass stair tower, cleaned from the ground.
  • A slanted glass tower on a brick building, with a hose reel on the work truck in front.
    A glass tower, with the hose reel set up on the truck.
  • A window cleaner on a shaded path using a water-fed pole on a tall wall of chapel windows.
    A glass chapel in the woods, cleaned with a water-fed pole.

ONEOK Field

We clean the stadium glass at ONEOK Field, home of the Tulsa Drillers, the first week of April, before opening day.

  • A water-fed pole reaching the upper-deck glass at ONEOK Field, home of the Tulsa Drillers.
    The upper-deck glass at ONEOK Field.
  • A water-fed pole reaching the upper glass at ONEOK Field from the seats below.
    Upper glass at ONEOK Field, cleaned from the seats.
  • A water-fed pole reaching the press-box glass at ONEOK Field, seen from below.
    The press-box glass, cleaned from below.
  • A water-fed pole cleaning the glass above the team store doors at ONEOK Field.
    The team store entrance at ONEOK Field.
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