Match the water, reach and workload before you buy the rig.
Start with source-water TDS, daily glass, working reach and transport. Those facts determine whether DI, RO/DI, a water-fed pole or a smaller traditional kit makes sense.
The guides compare complete job systems rather than treating one component or brand claim as the whole answer.
Four facts shape the equipment shortlist
- Source water
- TDS and hardness
- Daily volume
- Gallons and refill access
- Working reach
- Actual glass height
- Logistics
- Vehicle, storage and setup time
A professional window-cleaning setup is a chain, not a shopping list. A mismatch in filtration, output, pole choice or transport can create slow production, early resin changes or equipment that is awkward to use on the real route.
Use Pure Water Systems when water quality and output are the first questions. Open Water-Fed Poles when reach, stiffness, brush choice or hose connections are uncertain. Use Starter Tools to check whether a kit covers the whole job rather than merely including attractive individual parts.
The guides are built to expose the next specification that must be verified. They do not treat a brand name, a maximum-height label or a single water-quality claim as a complete buying decision.
Choose the equipment path that matches the job