Professional Window
Cleaning Service

For most homes once or twice a year is the right baseline — spring after pollen season and fall before the rainy season. That said, homes in Southern California with sprinkler systems that hit the glass, properties near active construction, or houses surrounded by mature trees often benefit from quarterly service. Dust and pollen buildup in our climate is real and relentless. We'll always give you an honest recommendation based on your actual property — not just the schedule that's most profitable for us.

Pricing depends on the number of windows, their size and type, accessibility, and the current condition of the glass. A routine maintenance clean on a well-kept single-story home costs significantly less than a job involving years of hard water mineral buildup, post-construction debris, or three-story access that requires specialized equipment. Interior-only and exterior-only service are priced separately from a full interior-and-exterior clean. The fastest way to get an accurate number with zero guesswork is our online quote tool — most customers have a real price in under two minutes, no phone call required.

This is one of the most common concerns we hear — and the answer is no, not if they were cleaned properly. Rainwater itself is relatively pure. The reason windows sometimes look dirty after rain is that water runs across a dirty frame, sill, or screen and carries that accumulated grime back onto the glass as it sheets down. When we clean your windows, we clean the frames, sills, and screens too — which is exactly why a properly done professional clean holds up even through Southern California's rainy season. If your windows looked streaky after a previous cleaning, it almost always means the surrounding surfaces weren't cleaned. That's the difference between a thorough service and a quick once-over.

For exterior-only service you don't need to be home as long as we can access the property. For interior cleaning we do need someone present. Either way we send a reminder before your appointment, communicate our arrival time clearly, and work carefully and respectfully whether you're home watching us or not. A lot of our customers just leave us to it — and we're completely fine with that.

Honestly — not much. If we're cleaning interior windows, just clear any fragile items or valuables sitting directly on window sills. That's about it. You don't need to move furniture, remove screens, or do anything else ahead of time. We handle everything else from arrival to cleanup. The whole point of hiring us is that you don't have to deal with it.

Yes — fully licensed and carrying $2 million in general liability insurance. Here's why this matters more than most homeowners realize: under California law, if you hire an uninsured contractor and someone is injured on your property or your property is damaged, you as the homeowner can be held financially liable. That includes broken windows, damaged screens, ladder marks on stucco, or a worker injury. Our coverage means you carry zero risk any time our team is on your property. We're happy to provide a certificate of insurance before you book — just ask. And we'd encourage you to ask every company you're considering. The ones who hesitate are the ones you should worry about.

It depends on the size of your home, the number of windows, and whether we're doing interior, exterior, or both. A typical single-story home with standard windows usually takes one to two hours. A larger two-story home with full interior and exterior service typically runs two to four hours. We'll give you an accurate time estimate when you book so you can plan your day accordingly, no vague windows of time that eat up your whole afternoon.

Usually three things — insurance, equipment, and technique. An uninsured solo operator with a bucket and a hardware-store squeegee can make a window look passable in overcast light. The difference shows up when afternoon sun hits at a low angle and exposes every streak, every water trail, every smear left behind. Professional window cleaners use purified water systems designed to minimize mineral residue, proper squeegee technique that takes real training and repetition to get right, and cleaning solutions appropriate for the glass type — standard, low-E, and tinted windows all require different handling. Beyond the visible result, an uninsured operator means zero protection for you if a window cracks, a screen tears, or someone gets hurt on your property. The price gap between a budget operator and a licensed, insured professional is usually much smaller than homeowners expect — and the difference in result, accountability, and peace of mind is not even close.

Yes, and we love commercial work. Storefronts, office buildings, restaurants, retail spaces — your exterior windows are the first thing a customer sees before they ever walk through your door. We work around your operating hours to minimize disruption, move through your property efficiently, and deliver consistent professional results that keep your business looking sharp. Learn more about our <a href='/commercial-window-cleaning/' class='text-blue-accent font-semibold hover:underline'>commercial window cleaning service</a>, or reach out for a commercial quote and we'll get you taken care of.