More daylight through the glass, an exterior that looks cared for from the street, and gutters running clear again. Booked in a two hour window and guaranteed against the next rain.
Figures on this page are illustrative, written for a fictional company.
Everything that makes a home look tired from the street, gone in a morning. Brighter rooms, glass you forget is there, and an exterior that looks freshly cared for. We match the method to each surface, so nothing gets harmed getting clean.
Inside and out with purified water. Frames, sills, and tracks wiped down as well, so the whole opening looks new instead of just the glass.
Leaves, grit, and nests cleared by hand, then every downspout flushed and watched until it runs clear. Debris is bagged and leaves with us.
Driveways and patios brought back to their real color. Painted siding gets a low pressure soft wash instead, so water never drives in behind the boards.
Dust and pollen film quietly cut your output through the summer. A deionized rinse and a soft brush bring it back without scratching the panel glass.
The part most crews skip. Grit brushed out of every runner, seals wiped, screens washed and rehung the way they came out.
Small shops and offices done before the doors open. Weekly, every two weeks, or monthly rounds, invoiced once at the end of the month.
Two of the jobs we do most, caught at the two moments that matter. Hard water spotting on glass, and algae on a wall that never gets the sun.
Before
AfterPollen, dust, and dried mineral spots build up fastest on the sunny side. Purified water lifts them, and there is no soap film left behind to catch the next shower.
Before
AfterAlgae takes hold where the sun never reaches. A low pressure soft wash takes it off the paint rather than blasting it, which is what keeps the boards sound.
Before and after frames are illustrative photographs made for this concept study, not a documented client job.
A layer of dust and pollen is enough to dull a south facing room. Clear the same window and it puts noticeably more light on the floor by mid morning.
Bright windows and a washed exterior say the house is looked after. It shows in a viewing, in a photograph, and to anyone walking past the gate.
Grit, algae, and mineral deposits etch glass and wear paint over time. Cleaning on a schedule is the cheapest maintenance you can put on a building.
The real answer depends on your trees, your aspect, and how close you sit to the coast. This is where most properties on our books land.
A guide rather than a rule, written for a fictional company. Heavy tree cover, salt air, and a shaded aspect all pull these dates forward.
A standard house takes two to four hours. This is the shape of it, so you know what is happening outside your window.
Bookings run in two hour arrival windows, and you get a message when the crew is thirty minutes out. You do not have to wait on the doorstep all morning.
We look for failed seals, sashes painted shut, sagging gutter runs, and glass that is already chipped. If we find something, you hear about it then rather than afterwards.
Mats at the doors, hoses routed off the flower beds, ladder feet on level pads, and gates closed behind us if there is a dog in the garden.
Glass washed and squeegeed, frames and sills wiped, tracks brushed out. Then gutters, then anything at ground level, so nothing clean gets dirty twice.
Round the outside together while the crew is still on site. Anything you are not happy with is redone there and then, not booked in for another day.
Debris bagged and taken away, mats up, taps off, and a card through the door with what we did if you were out when we finished.
Price is set by pane count and access, not by how bad the glass looks on the day. These are the bands most homes land in for a full exterior window clean.
Up to about twelve panes, ground floor or one flight up, exterior glass and sills.
The most common booking. Exterior glass, frames, sills, and tracks all included.
Worked from the ground with a water fed pole wherever the run allows for it.
Quoted once we have seen it, usually from photographs you send through.
One clean, one price. Book it when the glass starts to bother you and we will usually get you in that week.
Spring and autumn, dated in the diary before we leave. A text reminder lands two weeks ahead of each visit.
Four visits a year for houses under trees or near the coast. We handle the scheduling and you keep the same crew.
Every figure on this page is invented for a fictional company. A real quote would depend on pane count, access, and how long the glass has been left.
Most of what we do happens above head height, and most of it happens from the ground. A carbon water-fed pole reaches three stories without anyone leaving the lawn. When a ladder is the only way up it goes up with a standoff and level footing or it does not go up at all, and roofs are worked from the edge rather than walked on. Every crew member is background checked before their first job.
Cover amounts and credentials shown here are illustrative for this concept study.
Twenty five miles of valley, and we know which streets get the worst of the pollen.
Harbor Heights · Cedar Park · Old Town · RiversideWe cover the metro core and the neighborhoods around it. If you are not sure whether you are in range, put the address in the quote form and we will confirm it the same day.
The upstairs windows had not been touched since we moved in. They did the lot from the ground with a pole, and nobody had to hold a ladder for anyone.
It rained the next afternoon and I assumed that was the money gone. Rang them, got an explanation of why pure water does not spot, and the glass was still clear.
They found a cracked pane on the back elevation and told me about it before they washed it. That is not what happened with the last crew we used.
Quotations are illustrative and were written for a fictional company.
Tell us the address and what needs doing. We send a fixed price the same day, and you pick the week that works.