WINDOW CLEANING
A little more light. A much clearer view.
Bring window cleaning into your exterior-care plans. Talk with John about the glass, access and areas you want cleaned.
Start with the glass you want cleaned
Let John know how many windows need attention and whether you are asking about exterior glass, interior glass or both. Mention upper floors, large panes or windows that are difficult to reach so the estimate reflects your property.
Set the scope before the visit
Ask which parts of the window are included in your estimate. Screens, tracks, frames and mineral deposits can require different work from ordinary glass cleaning. Confirm those details directly so expectations are clear.
Point out the problem areas
Tell John about visible spotting, dusty glass or areas affected by nearby landscaping. If you have tinted glass, specialty coatings or manufacturer care instructions, bring them into the conversation before scheduling.
Make a plan for access
Discuss gates, pets, furniture and access around the windows. If interior cleaning is part of the agreed scope, confirm who will be home and which rooms need access. Solar and gutter cleaning can be discussed in the same call.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
A few useful answers.
Are screens and tracks included?
Confirm the exact scope with John when requesting your estimate. This site does not assume screens, tracks or frames are automatically included.
Can I ask about hard-water spots?
Yes. Mention mineral spotting when you call or text, and send a photo if helpful. John can discuss whether treatment is available and appropriate.
Can I request more than one cleaning service?
Yes. Tell John about your window, solar and gutter needs so you can discuss the scope and scheduling together.
READY FOR A FRESH START?
Let’s get it clean.
Call or text John for a free estimate.