What is a water-fed pole?

A water-fed pole is a long, light pole with a brush that sprays purified water, so windows on upper floors can be cleaned from the ground.

What water-fed pole means

A water-fed pole is a long, light pole with a brush that sprays purified water, so windows on upper floors can be cleaned from the ground.

Also called WFP.

Where it matters on a window cleaning job

It cuts ladder time and risk on two and three story homes. The purified water system is a real cost; build it into your per pane or per house price.

The numbers, with sources

  • When a portable ladder is used to reach an upper landing, its side rails must extend at least 3 feet above that surface. (OSHA)

What it costs

For water-fed pole, the closest koira.ai price is the window cleaning cost guide, near $250 for a typical job and $150 to $350 for most. The guide shows its sources and what moves the price. The window cleaning cost calculator prices a job line by line.

Work it out

Sources: OSHA, 29 CFR 1926.1053, Ladders. Checked October 9, 2026.

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