
You do not need to pre-clean your home before an exterior-cleaning appointment. What helps most is clear access and a shared understanding of the job. A few photos and a short note about problem areas can prevent surprises on the day.
Use this checklist when booking window cleaning, pressure washing or eavestrough cleaning in Toronto and the GTA. The exact preparation depends on the service and the property, so follow the instructions provided with your confirmed quote.
For window cleaning, confirm whether interior glass, screens, tracks, skylights and storm windows are included. If white marks remain after ordinary cleaning, mention them before the appointment: mineral deposits can need a different assessment.
For pressure washing, identify each surface and any existing damage. Wood, painted finishes, concrete and interlock need different consideration. Tell the team about loose joints, peeling coatings or areas where water has entered before.
Do not climb onto the roof or move heavy objects just to prepare. Tell the team what you cannot safely relocate so it can be discussed in advance.
Before eavestrough cleaning, describe where you have seen overflow or staining. Mention gutter guards, detached downspouts and sections that appear loose. Cleaning removes debris; it does not automatically repair a leak or solve a drainage problem.
For interior window work, clear window ledges and provide room to reach the glass. Flag loose screens, damaged handles or windows that do not open normally. These details help the team plan the visit without making assumptions.
Confirm how completion will be communicated and what to do if you notice a missed area or an ongoing problem. If you are combining services, ask which order makes sense and whether they can be scheduled together.
Ready to book? Tell Set to Shine about your property, the services you need and your preferred timing. A clear description helps us prepare a quote that matches the work.