Nose-prints, disinfectant film, and canal-silt overspray build up fast on a veterinary clinic's glass in Kuna — and cloudy lobby windows and streaked kennel views don't project the clean, controlled image pet owners expect. Reflekt cleans clinic glass with pure deionized water, scheduled around your appointment blocks, so the work never touches your operations.
A veterinary clinic's glass takes a different kind of abuse than a house down the street. Lobby windows collect nose-prints and paw smudges at dog-eye height, kennel and run windows fog with disinfectant overspray and hair, and every surface near an exam room picks up a hazy film from the quaternary cleaners and alcohol wipes your staff runs through all day. In Kuna that gets layered on top of what the environment throws at any commercial building near Highway 69 or Kuna-Mora Road — canal irrigation from the Boise-Kuna Irrigation District running silty, untreated water onto turf and glass from spring through mid-October, ag dust off fields near Swan Falls Road during planting and harvest, and construction grit from a city adding subdivisions faster than almost anywhere else in the state. Soap-and-squeegee crews tend to smear that chemical film around instead of lifting it off. That's the difference deionized water makes on a clinic.
We run 100% pure deionized water — no soap, no cleaning chemicals, nothing added. The water is stripped of minerals, so instead of leaving a film behind it pulls dissolved solids and grime off the glass as it dries, what we call a RainShield finish. That matters more at a vet clinic than almost anywhere else we work. Your building already carries the smell of disinfectant and cleaning solution from the inside; the last thing your lobby needs is a crew adding ammonia-based glass cleaner to the mix at nose height for anxious dogs and cats in the waiting room. Deionized water has no scent and leaves no residue for a stressed animal to react to. It also means no streaking on the glass between your reception area and the parking lot, usually the first thing a client's eyes catch while walking a sick pet through the door.
We work around your appointment book, not ours. Most clinics get us early morning before the first appointment, over a lunch block between surgery and afternoon exams, or on a slow weekday flagged when service starts. We don't need access to kennel runs or exam rooms to clean exterior glass, and where interior lobby glass needs attention we coordinate a window with your front desk so we're never in the way of a nervous patient or a tech moving between rooms. Same-day and next-day slots are available if something comes up before an inspection or a site visit. If your clinic runs a surgery day where the lot needs to stay clear, tell us once and we route around it permanently. A Monthly or Quarterly membership puts you on a standing slot so the glass never gets bad enough for a client to notice, instead of a scheduling decision every time it does.
Reflekt is fully insured and can provide proof of insurance for your practice's vendor files before the first visit — most clinics we work with want that on record given the liability of exterior ladder work at an occupied medical building with clients and animals moving in and out. Billing is built for a business: one invoice per visit or bundled monthly, sent to whoever handles accounts payable rather than whoever answers the front desk phone. If your clinic runs on a set budget cycle or needs cleaning locked into a fixed line item, a Quarterly or Monthly membership gives you a predictable cost instead of a fresh quote every time the glass gets bad — and Quarterly saves $100 per cleaning over booking one at a time. No contract either way, so it isn't a line item you're stuck with if the practice's needs change.
Streaked or missed glass is a bigger problem at a veterinary clinic than it looks. A client sitting in your lobby with a sick or aging pet is already looking for reasons to be uneasy, and hazy, streaked windows read as the same corner-cutting they worry about happening in back. Missed spots at dog-eye height on exam-room and kennel glass show up the moment the next patient presses a nose against it. A rushed crew that doesn't work clean around HVAC intakes, signage, or a covered entry can leave more mess than it solves. We back the work with a 7-Day Rain Guarantee — if rain spots the glass within a week of a cleaning, we come back and redo it at no charge, because we'd rather touch up a section than have a practice manager find the reception glass looking worse three weeks later.
Window cleaning starts at $199 and is priced by pane count, so a single-story clinic with modest glass costs less than a two-story building with a glass-walled lobby — we'll walk the exterior and give you an exact number before anything's scheduled. Screens are +$50 where a clinic has them. Gutters start at $199, worth having on buildings backing to open ground where rangeland ash and windblown ag dust from harvest season load them up faster than in town. Pressure washing runs $0.20 per square foot for walkways, entries, and dumpster pads, and we offer soft-wash house washing at $0.18 per square foot for vinyl or stucco exteriors. A free annual screen clean comes with every membership. Monthly and Quarterly carry no contract, and Quarterly is the better fit for most clinics since Kuna lobby and exam-room glass doesn't usually get bad enough to need monthly attention unless the building sits right on a dirt lot during construction season.
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No. We use 100% deionized water with no soap or added chemicals, so there's no scent or residue for an animal to react to. That matters at a clinic where patients are already stressed — we're not adding another chemical smell to a waiting room that already smells like disinfectant. The water itself pulls minerals and film off the glass as it dries.
You tell us your slow windows — early morning, a lunch block, a specific weekday — and we build the visit around it. We don't need access to exam rooms or kennel runs for exterior glass, and we coordinate any interior lobby work with your front desk so we're never in the way of a patient or a tech. Same-day and next-day slots are available.
Yes. Reflekt is fully insured, and we'll send proof of insurance to whoever handles your practice's vendor files before the first visit. Most clinics ask for this up front given the liability of exterior ladder work at an occupied medical building with clients and animals moving in and out.
Yes. We send one invoice per visit or bundle it monthly, whichever your practice prefers, directly to whoever handles AP. A Monthly or Quarterly membership locks the cost into a predictable line item instead of a fresh quote every time you book, which is usually easier for a practice running on a set budget cycle.
Most clinics land on Quarterly. Kuna's canal irrigation runs silty water onto glass from spring through mid-October, and harvest dust off Kuna-Mora and Swan Falls Road adds to it every fall, but a typical clinic doesn't need monthly service unless the building sits right against a dirt lot or an active construction site. We'll recommend a schedule after seeing the property.
You're covered by our 7-Day Rain Guarantee. If rain leaves spots on the glass within a week of a cleaning, we come back out and redo the affected windows at no charge. You don't need to rebook, submit a claim, or pay anything extra — just let us know and we'll get it back on the schedule.
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