Standard windows
Single-hung, double-hung, casement, and awning windows. The most common type in most homes and units, and the cheapest per pane.
Pole-fed window cleaning for homes, apartment communities, and storefronts. Ground and second-floor glass, cleaned from the ground — no scaffolding, no lifts, nothing leaned against your walls.
Floors reached from grade
Quotes and walkthroughs
Payment window after invoice
Based here, working the north side
Every quote is built from what you actually have. Count the windows, sort them into these types, and the number follows. No surprises on the invoice.
Single-hung, double-hung, casement, and awning windows. The most common type in most homes and units, and the cheapest per pane.
Fixed feature windows that do not open. Bigger surface, more care needed to finish without streaking, priced accordingly.
Patio and balcony doors, both sides. Tracks are usually the dirtiest part of the house and are included in the door rate.
Windows split into small panes by bars or muntins. Each pane is cleaned individually, so these take the longest and price highest.
Screens rinsed and reseated, tracks vacuumed, sills wiped down. Cheap to add when we are already there, and it makes the biggest visible difference.
A second exterior pane over the main window. Removed, cleaned on both sides, refitted. Priced as an add-on because of the handling.
No ladder feet in your flowerbed, no rails pressed against siding or gutters, nobody working overhead while your kids are in the yard.
One person, a bucket and a pole. No crew in the driveway, no equipment left overnight, no reason for the neighbours to ask what is going on.
We reach roughly two stories from the ground. If part of your place is higher than that, we will say so before you spend time on a walkthrough.
Anything further and the drive time starts showing up in your quote. We would rather say no than price it in.
A rough window count and how many floors is usually enough for a firm quote.
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