Window Cleaning
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Screen Removal
If applicable, we start with shoe covers on, removing all screens from the inside. We believe window cleaning should be hands-off and convenient for the home owner. No need to move furniture.
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Interior Clean
We meticulously navigate the home with shoe covers and a belt full of tools to mop, scrub, and squeegee the interior glass. We are careful to avoid/ clean drips. After detailing the edges of each window, we check over each pane to ensure streak-free results.
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Exterior Clean
We use an extendable brush fed with purified water to clean roughly 90% of windows safely from the ground. We scrub and rinse frames, glass, then sills to keep the window clean for longer. The purified water leaves no residue, making it hard for pollen and dirt to restick.
Exterior Window Cleaning Process
-We run city water through a mobile filtration system, removing tap water minerals which cause hard water spots.
-The brush contains synthetic nylon and boars hair, soft enough to not scratch glass but abrasive enough to agitate buildup
-Pure water rinses the window, flushing away grime from exterior glass, frames, and sills.
-For existing hard water, tree sap, paint, and adhesives, we use the proper chemical application beforehand.
-For windows in covered porches, we use a traditional mop and squeegee
Interior Window Cleaning Process
With shoe covers on, we move any furniture needed, scrub the glass, squeegee off the soap, and detail the edges. We wipe up any soap and carefully check each pane as we finish and move through the home. We bring a ladder inside for high, hard to reach interior windows, padding the ends to not leave scuffs on the wall.
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How much does Window Cleaning cost?
-Pricing starts at $200
We build our pricing from
1) Square footage of the home
2) Window access difficulty
3) If screen removal and reinstallation is involved
4) Noticable paint overspray or adhesives
5) Double or single pane windows
6) If a ladder is needed for interior
Example) An exterior only 3500 square foot home, including screen removal, reinstallation and mostly double pane windows.
This home is typically $275-$375 depending on a few factors.
Extras
Add-ons depending on your specific needs
Screen Cleaning
Dusty screens allow dirt to cling to windows quicker and pull dust into the home when you open your window. We scrub the mesh and screen frames.
Track Cleaning
Track cleaning includes the underside of the bottom pane, the sides where the window slides, and the bottom, near the sill. We use a handheld vaccum, brushes, and rags.
Screen Repair
Have old or damaged screens? We replace the mesh for you for $25 each. $45 each for full screens
FAQ's - Common Questions
1) Why do you use a brush instead of hand scrubbing the glass?
-Pure water uses no chemicals, meaning no chance of streaking.
-The brush allows us to dig into frames and sills, keeping grime away from the glass
-Minimized risks related to ladder use
2) Will the windows get clean with no chemicals?
-Yes, grime does not bond to glass like it does on other surfaces
-Exceptions include paint, adhesives, tree sap, and hard water. We use a mop and squeegee for these.
3) I don't want water in my covered areas/ porches.
-We use traditional mop and squeegee in areas where water should not be
4) How often should I clean my windows?
-Most of our repeat customers get interior once a year, exterior twice a year.
-Some homes may benefit from quarterly if you live by a lake or heavily wooded area.
5) Are you Insured and licensed?
-We are Insured (general liability including property damage and personal injury)
-Licensed (not required for this indutry in North Carolina)
6) Do I need to be home?
- If you have screens that need to be removed or interior windows to be cleaned, yes
-Otherwise, no. We will send an invoice, you pay once you've came home and are satisfied