Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get my windows cleaned?
Most homeowners get their windows cleaned 2–4 times a year. Commercial buildings may require monthly or bi-weekly cleanings.
What’s included in a typical window cleaning service?
A full-service usually includes cleaning of interior and exterior glass, window tracks, and screens. We offer add-ons like gutter cleaning and pressure washing.
How long does window cleaning take?
It depends on the size of the property and how many windows you have. A typical residential job takes 1–3 hours.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
For interior window cleaning, yes, unless there is a way to access the interior of the home through a lockbox or keypad. For exterior-only jobs, you typically don’t have to be home as long as access is available.
Do you offer any discounts or recurring service plans?
Yes. We also offer seasonal discounts or savings for clients who book monthly, quarterly or bi-yearly cleanings.
Are you insured?
Yes, we carry liability insurance and workers’ comp to protect both the client and the technician.
What if I’m not satisfied with the results?
We have a 100% satisfaction guarantee, let us know why and we will make it right. We offer a 3 day touch up program as well.
Why hire a professional instead of doing it myself?
Professional window cleaners and pressure washers save you time, ensure safety on ladders or roofs, and deliver streak-free results using commercial tools and purified water.
How much does residential window cleaning cost in Austin?
Residential window cleaning prices in areas like Austin, TX typically range from $150 to $400, depending on the number of windows, size of the home, and whether interior, exterior, screens, and tracks are included. Get a free quote for accurate pricing based on your property.
What type of windows can be professionally cleaned?
Professionals can clean all types of windows including single-hung, double-hung, casement, picture, bay, and sliding windows. Specialty windows like skylights, French panes, and transoms can also be cleaned with the right tools and techniques.
Are your cleaning products safe?
We use eco-friendly and pet-safe solutions. We use a mix of purified water, Dawn dish soap and specialty products like Glass Gleam 4.
Do you use ladders or poles?
We use a mix of ladders, traditional hand tools, and water-fed pole systems depending on window location and safety.
Is window cleaning safe during the winter?
Yes, as long as temperatures are above freezing. We work year-round, adjusting methods for weather conditions.
How do you price window cleaning?
Pricing is often based on the number of panes, accessibility, size, and services included. We also offer packages so you can bundle and save.
Can I get a free quote?
Yes our quotes are always free.
How do you price window cleaning?
Pricing is often based on the number of panes, accessibility, size, and services included. We also offer packages so you can bundle and save.
Can I get a free quote?
Yes our quotes are always free.
What is the best time of year to have your windows professionally cleaned?
The best times for professional window cleaning are spring and fall. Cleaning after pollen season in spring and before the holiday season in fall ensures your windows stay clear when it matters most. Regular seasonal cleaning also prevents long-term buildup of grime, hard water stains, and debris.
Does professional window cleaning really make a difference in curb appeal and home value?
Absolutely. Clean windows dramatically improve natural light, boost curb appeal, and make your home look well-maintained—key factors that influence first impressions and even property value, especially when selling your home.
How do professionals avoid streaks when cleaning windows?
We use purified water systems, squeegees, lint-free cloths, and streak-free solutions like Glass Gleam 4. The result is crystal-clear glass without residue, spots, or haze—something hard to achieve with paper towels or store-bought sprays.
Can window cleaning remove hard water stains and mineral deposits?
Yes, but not all window cleanings include this by default. Hard water stains from sprinkler systems or runoff require special tools and chemicals. Be sure to request restoration services if you have etched or stained glass.