Clean Glass Changes the Whole Room
Windows are the thing people stop noticing until they’re done — and then the room looks twice as bright. We clean glass inside and out, along with frames, sills and tracks, which is where the dirt actually collects and where most people give up. Screens get rinsed and put back. No streaks, no drips down the wall, no missed corners. We do houses, apartments, storefronts and offices. Spring and fall are the busiest times, and if your windows haven’t been done since last year, the first cleaning takes longer than the ones after it.
What's Included in Window Cleaning
Not just the glass — the parts that make it stay clean:
- Interior glass, streak-free
- Exterior glass where reachable
- Frames wiped down
- Sills and tracks cleared out
- Screens removed and rinsed
- Glass doors and storm doors
- Mirrors and interior glass panels
- Hard water spot treatment
- Cobwebs around frames
- Spot and stain removal
How We Get Glass Actually Clean
Streaks come from the wrong tools, not the wrong effort. We use squeegees and proper glass solution rather than paper towels and spray, which is why the result holds up in direct sunlight — the moment that shows every mark a household clean leaves behind. Hard water spots and mineral buildup need a separate treatment and won’t come off with regular glass cleaner.
We reach what can be reached safely from ladders — ground floor and second floor exteriors on most homes. Anything higher or anything that needs lift equipment is outside what we do, and we’ll tell you straight rather than take the job and do half of it.
