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Water Fed Pole FAQ
Water Fed Poles traditionally use purified water along with a cleaning tool or attachment to wash windows, buildings, and other hard to reach surfaces. Traditional window cleaning usually includes the use of ladders, squeegees, some sort of chemical or eco-friendly solution and cloths for wiping. It’s a tedious job that requires a lot of physical efforts and the time to get it done may stretch from a few hours to a couple of days depending on the size of the job.

On the other hand, Water Fed Pole Window Cleaning doesn’t require all these old-fashioned techniques and equipment. And it actually reduces the time to get the same or even better results. It has its own limitations, though. Here’s a brief comparison of the highlights and downsides of using water fed poles.

• Water fed pole cleaning is time saving, easier, and safer than traditional methods
• The results last longer
• Eco-friendly technique
• Reach and wash cleaning may not have the desired effect if not done properly

What Length Pole do you need?
Extendable water fed poles with brushes on the end are available in many different sizes and brush styles. Each set-up is designed to clean specific areas. Seasoned operators will have several poles of various lengths with and several different brush-bristle types.

For instance, small poles from 4 ft. to 18 ft. long are designed for cleaning first floor work. Whereas a 28ft pole will do the 2nd and 3rd floor of most residences. Although you do need to watch for slopes and walk out basements which can add to the length needed to reach the area to be cleaned.

For even further length, we offer water fed poles up to 60 feet in reach. In most cases, poles 45 feet and up will reach the fourth, fifth, and even six story of most structures.

What are the Different Pole Materials?

• Aluminum Poles are cheap, but are often heavy and will give you issues with flex above two stories or so. This type of pole is most commonly used in traditional window cleaning.

• Fiberglass Poles are usually more expensive than aluminum, but they provide a lightweight, durable, and reliable way to easily and safely clean windows, commercial and residential exteriors.

• Hybrid Poles are made from “hybrid” materials, featuring a mixture of fiberglass and carbon fiber materials. Hybrid water fed poles offers less weight and flex than pure fiber glass, but they are less of a financial commitment.

• Carbon Fiber Poles offer the highest quality materials in the water fed pole market. Carbon fiber poles allow you to reach incredibly high, with significantly more flex control.

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Pure Water Power
Pure water when used correctly is a natural cleaner that dries without leaving any residue. When used along with Water-Fed Poles and scrubbing brushes, pure water systems are extremely powerful cleaners. Pure water works by collecting dirt, grime, and other impurities, dislodged by your water-fed pole . Once the purified water has accumulated the dirt, all the impurities on the window are washed away, and then the surface dries streak-free.

• Pure Water is created by removing sediments and total dissolved solids (TDS) from the water
• Involves a chemical and electrical process
• Allows for a spot free rinse