Happy holidays!
I have a construction clean job coming up in a week or two.
Is it a good idea to do a CCU in the winter?
The windows look to be new Marvins with some film that I can peel off, not too bad.
Are windows more prone to get scratched in the winter if I use a scraper?
They look to be in good condition, not a disaster to CCU.
I’m not worried about the cold but if cold weather adversely affects windows when doing a CCU?
It will just a bit more inconvenient. Using a scraper on tempered glass has the inherent potential for scratched glass no matter if it’s hot or cold.
Winter work is great (for some) I prefer to do zero CCU’s for a number of reasons.
I would say no to all CCU winter work and advertise interior work such as high dusting and chandelier cleaning. You’ll be inside and making some nice winter money.
