FAQs

It depends on the size of the property, the number of windows, and whether you need interior, exterior, or both. We don’t publish flat rates because window count and access vary too much from property to property — request a quote for an exact price.

Reach out through our contact page or call us with your address and a rough idea of what you need.

Reach out with your property details and we’ll confirm whether it fits our current scope.

It depends on how close the property is to the ocean and whether sprinklers reach the glass — closer, more exposed properties typically need attention more often. We can recommend a schedule once we’ve seen the property. See our exterior window cleaning page for more on what drives this.

Commercial frequency is usually driven by foot traffic and how quickly the storefront shows wear rather than a fixed calendar — busier, street-level glass typically needs attention more often than a home would. We can recommend a schedule once we’ve seen the property.

Yes — recurring scheduling can be arranged based on how quickly your specific property tends to need attention.

Light exterior work can sometimes still proceed, but heavier rain typically means rescheduling. We’ll reach out in advance if weather looks like it will affect your appointment.

A standard visit covers interior and/or exterior glass, window frames and sills, screens removed and cleaned, and tracks cleared of dirt and debris, finished with a glass-by-glass check before we leave — not just a quick wipe of the pane.

Yes — interior, exterior, or both, depending on what you need. See interior window cleaning and exterior window cleaning for details.

Tracks and sills are addressed as a standard part of service. Screens can be included — confirm this when requesting your quote.

Yes, using extension poles or water-fed systems suited to the height and access of the property.

It depends on the number of windows, access, and how much buildup is on the glass, so timing varies from property to property. We can give you a better estimate once we know the scope of your property.

Cleaning glass in direct, hot sun can cause solution to dry before it’s wiped away and leave streaks, so timing is adjusted around the property and conditions where possible for a clean, streak-free finish.

This site is focused on window cleaning. Reach out and ask if you need something else — we can let you know if it’s something we offer.

Different glass types call for different tools and technique — using the wrong method on coated glass is what causes damage, not cleaning itself. We use methods appropriate to the glass type and check our work before finishing. If your windows have a specific coating or film, mention it when requesting your quote.

We take care around your home while cleaning, using appropriate tools and careful techniques around furniture, floors, walls, and other interior surfaces. We’ll also follow any access instructions you provide before the work begins.

Not necessarily for exterior-only work. Interior cleaning requires access to the inside of the property, which can be arranged with a key, code, or someone present.

These are typically hard water mineral deposits from sprinkler overspray or evaporated rainwater, not surface dirt — they need a different removal approach than standard glass cleaner. More detail is on our exterior window cleaning page.

Streaking is usually caused by using too much product, cleaning in direct sun so the solution dries before it’s wiped away, or a cloth that redeposits lint and residue instead of lifting it off. Professional tools like squeegees and lint-free cloths are built to avoid this.

That haze is usually a sign the seal between the two panes has failed, letting moisture in between them — it’s not surface dirt, so it can’t be cleaned away from either side. That typically calls for glass or sash replacement rather than cleaning. Let us know if you’re unsure which issue you’re dealing with when you request a quote.

Ocean air carries fine salt particles that settle on glass and, combined with moisture, can build into a haze faster than inland dust alone would cause.

For most properties, yes — particularly where buildup (salt, hard water, or dust) is left to sit for a long time, since it becomes harder to remove the longer it’s there. It also addresses windows that are difficult or unsafe to reach without the right equipment.