Professional Window Cleaning

Our pricing covers standard yearly maintenance window cleaning. We clean your windows (inside and outside), screens, and tracks. This is a thorough, whole-window service — not just a quick squeegee of the glass.

Removal of cement, silicone, and other window installation or construction-related damage and paint overspray is not included in standard pricing. This type of work falls under post-construction cleaning or glass damage restoration and is quoted separately if needed.

Sprinklers and other water sources can leave mineral deposits, stains, and even permanent glass damage over time. If the affected area is small and reasonable, we'll address it as we clean at no extra charge. This will be assessed upon arrival and during the cleaning process. Extensive mineral damage is considered glass damage restoration and would be quoted separately.

Yes, but please note that if you're requesting outside window cleaning only, we cannot guarantee a truly clear window result. Often the inside glass has buildup that affects the view even after the outside is spotless. For the best results, we recommend cleaning both sides.

In homes that are 10 or more years old, the glass in windows can become foggy or hazy due to window seals drying out and allowing moisture to enter between the panes of glass. This affects the clear view you expect even after professional cleaning. This can only be remedied by window repair or replacement. Occasionally this appears in newer homes due to poor installation or window failure, which may be covered by manufacturer warranty.

The window cleaning industry is moving toward methods that reduce the risk of injury while delivering higher quality results. We may use Pure Water Technology — a water-fed pole method that minimizes the need for ladders and rooftops, resulting in less risk of injury and less chance of damage to roof tiles and landscaping.

We often combine both methods: traditional hand washing and squeegee work along with water-fed pole cleaning. Water usage is very modest — one hour of this method uses less water than a pool evaporates in a single day. When you consider that windows are typically cleaned once a year, this is a very reasonable expenditure for the safety and quality benefits it provides.

We price by the pane. A 1-story home starts at $275 for up to 20 panes, with each additional pane at $6. A 2-story home starts at $375 for up to 20 panes, with each additional pane at $7. French window panes are $0.75–$1.25 each. All pricing includes inside and outside cleaning, screens, and tracks. The easiest way to get your exact number is to book a free Zoom estimate — we'll count panes together and quote you on the spot.

No. Rain is essentially distilled water — it sheets off clean glass and evaporates without leaving spots. The spots you see after rain on dirty windows come from existing grime being redistributed. Clean windows handle rain just fine. Read our full blog post on this topic.

For most homes, twice a year is a good baseline. Properties near the coast, in dusty or pollen-heavy areas, or surrounded by trees benefit from quarterly cleaning. Commercial storefronts often look best with monthly service. We'll recommend a schedule that makes sense for your property.

Yes. Our standard service includes both interior and exterior cleaning, plus screens, sills, and tracks. If you only need exterior cleaning (for example, if the inside was recently done), we can do that too — just let us know.

Yes. Hard water mineral deposits from sprinklers or irrigation are extremely common in Florida. We use specialized mineral removal solutions and tools to restore clarity. The sooner they're treated, the easier they are to remove — long-term buildup can etch the glass permanently, so don't wait too long.

For interior cleaning, yes. For exterior-only service, you don't need to be home as long as we have access to the property and a water source. We'll work out the details when you book.