Window cleaning for homes and storefronts, inside and out.

Most of what people call a dirty window is actually a dirty screen and a sill full of grit. Cleaning the glass alone and skipping those two is why windows look streaked again within a week. We take the screens out, wash them, clean the glass on both faces, then wipe the tracks, sills and frames before the screens go back.

Exterior glass is hand washed with a mild soap and finished with a squeegee, which is what leaves it clear rather than spotted. Hard water spotting from a sprinkler head that has been hitting the same pane for years may need a separate mineral treatment, and we will flag that before we quote it.

Interior work means shoes off and drop cloths down. We move what we safely can, and anything heavy or fragile stays where it is unless you move it first. Commercial storefronts in Youngstown and Boardman are usually scheduled early, before the doors open.

Weather matters more for glass than for anything else we clean. Washing windows in direct summer sun dries the solution before the squeegee reaches it, which is what causes streaking, so we work the shaded elevations first and follow the sun around the house.

Frequency depends on what is around the house. Homes near a gravel road, a construction site or a heavy pollen source want twice a year. Most others are fine annually, usually in late spring once the pollen has finished falling. Storefronts are a different calculation entirely, where weekly or monthly service is less about dirt and more about how the business looks at opening time.

Pairs well with a house wash

Booking windows with a house wash is the right order of operations. Washing siding above clean glass means rinse water and residue run right back down the panes, so we do the house first and the windows last in the same visit.

For rentals, listings and move outs we can do a one time deep clean that includes tracks, sills and interior glass. For businesses, most customers land on a quarterly or monthly recurring visit.