Window cleaning
What's included
On every window, the glass, frames and sills get cleaned, inside and outside. If you have screens, those come out and get cleaned too. Every window means every window: windows on doors and windows on every story.
How it's done
Each window is mopped, then scrubbed with a light abrasive to take off the debris. It gets mopped once again, then squeegeed clean. After the glass is clean, the frames and sills are wiped.
Screens are washed with a soapy rag, rinsed, and dried. Or they go through our screen cleaner.
What to expect
If you're a new customer, you need to get a quote first. Click the button, enter your zip to find your location, and fill out the form. You will hear back from us within a day to schedule an in person quote. The quote is a walk around the property. You don't need to be home, but it would be nice to meet you.
Once you have the quote, the cleaning gets scheduled. All you have to do on the day is unlock the door.
On the day of the cleaning:
- Prep. Screens come out, blinds get opened, and anything in the way of the windows gets moved.
- The outside gets cleaned.
- The screens get cleaned and put back in.
- The inside gets cleaned.
- A quick check of the house to make sure everything looks good.
- Pack up.
This order can change. If you want something done first, let us know.
Results
How long it lasts
The honest answer is it depends. A lot of factors play into how fast windows get dirty: the season, wind, animals, and the climate where you live. But you can expect good results for up to six months, and sometimes a year.
Price
Every window is a different size. Some are dirtier than others. Some are harder to reach. Some are a different style. Every house has a different number of windows. All of these things change how long the cleaning takes, and that is what sets the price.
That is why we give in person quotes first. It is the easiest way to understand the job and give you an accurate price.
“They showed up on time and left every window spotless. No streaks, no mess. We’ll have them back.”