When it comes to spotless windows, the key is finding that perfect combination of technique, products, and equipment. Keeping your tools in prime condition will make your job easier and ensure crystal clear windows each and every time. If you’re noticing subpar results on the job, it may be time to upgrade your equipment.
Here are four signs it’s time to update your window cleaning sprayers:
- Pressure drop – If you’ve noticed a decline in water pressure in your window cleaning sprayers, they either need to be repaired or replaced. Water and cleaning solution pressure declines are usually signs of an aging or malfunctioning pump.
- Frequent clogs – Hose or sprayer clogs are fairly common with external cleaning equipment, but if your window cleaning sprayers are constantly getting clogged, it could indicate the parts are wearing out. If you’re experiencing irregular spray patterns, decreased pressure, or total jams often, it may be time to replace your equipment.
- Wasted cleaning solutions – The amount of water and cleaning solution you use on the job matters for your bottom line as well as the environment. Unoptimized window cleaning sprayers often use too much water and cleaning solutions due to an inefficient sprayer system, which wastes resources. Upgraded equipment is worth the investment for better, more efficient product usage.
- Subpar results – Of course, when the results aren’t to your standards for your services, it’s time to evaluate what’s going wrong. If your window services just aren’t up to par, consider if it may be time to replace and upgrade your equipment.