We price residential & commercial projects on a per-window basis. Oversized windows and windows on the second story of your home or business could possibly be more expensive to clean than moderately sized first floor windows. Depending upon which services you would like us to perform, our per-window price will include both exterior and interior cleaning of the window, also the cleaning of the window sill/base. We charge an additional fee for cleaning window screens if you choose to do that. These prices below are a *ballpark price* for you to go on and prices are subject to change. 

Double/Single Hung Windows - Top & Bottom cleaned inside & out, wipe off the window base/sill. - $17.00.

Doors - Inside & Out - Starting at $8.00 and up, depending on the type of door, as French-Pane doors can cost more because the glass is divided.

French-Pane Windows - *Outside Only* - $1.50 per pane or square and up, depending on the size of pane.

Picture/Bay/Geometric Windows - Inside & Out - $25.00 and up, depending on size and location.

Casement Windows - Inside & Out - $12.00 and up, depending on the size and location of the window.

Transom Windows - Inside & Out - Starting at $7.00 and up, depending on the size and location.

Solar Panels - Clean off debris and wash the solar panel - Starting at $20.00 and up, depending on size, access and location of the panels.

Skylights - Inside & Out - Starting at $40.00 and up, depending on the size and location of the skylight.

Window Screen Cleaning - Dry Brush or Wash with Screen Washer - $5.00 - $8.00, depending on the size of screen.

 *See Professional Equipment Used page of this website for more details.

Window Sill/Base Cleaning - $0.00 - No charge, comes with standard inside & out window cleaning.

Window/Glass Restoration - Removal of stains or hard water from the window - Starting at $35.00 and up.

Commercial Windows - Starting at $10.00 and goes up, depending on size and location of the windows, this is for cleaning inside & out.

Exterior Window Cleaning Only - Starting at $12.00 per window, depending on the size and location. Customer will have to remove screens if there are any, so we can gain access to the windows.

* We do have a $250.00 MINIMUM on all our window cleaning services here locally in Lexington. The cost outside of Lexington will be more depending on where you live and the distance to travel. 

I'm doing some ladder work on this house. To be safe, we always check our ladders on the day we use them. We use ladder stand-off's or stabilizers to keep the ladder secure to the structure and we use leg levelers to keep the ladders stable on uneven surfaces. Sometimes you just have to use the ladder to get to the windows, not all windows are double hung, where you can clean them all from the inside by tilting them in. Also too, we might need to be "up on the glass" to remove stubborn debris on your window, you can't always do that with tilting them in or using a RO/DI water fed pole system.

I'm showing how clean you can get a window with a Four-Stage RO/DI Water Fed Pole System. You not only clean the glass but you are able to clean the whole window frame, something that is normally not done when you are using standard window cleaning methods. I scrub the whole window down and then rinse with pure water for a streak-free shine. *In this video I'm finishing up on the window section, the frame has been cleaned already. This equipment really does a great job on windows! This system cannot be used in every situation, but it's another tool that can be used if it applies and will insure quality results.

A Four-Stage RO/DI Water Fed Pole System is a great way to get to higher or potentially dangerous windows that you would normally need a ladder for. This is a much safer way to get them cleaned, although it can't be done in all situations. Professional window cleaners have been cleaning windows like this in Europe for years, in fact that is the standard there, most window cleaners there have a WFPS like the one I'm using in this video. Just catching on here stateside in the past 15 years. *In this video I'm finishing up on this two story window, because these windows were really dirty, we had to scrub the windows first with a window wand and cleaner (you see that off to the right of me), then scrubbed it a second time with the WFPS and rinsed. 

Rebecca is cleaning a standard double-paned window. She applies the cleaning solution with a window wand, then scrubs window with a white 3M pad to remove any organic matter on the window, rescrubs the window with her wand, squeegees of the solution and then finally details the edges of the window to ensure that the window is completely cleaned.

This is one method we use to clean your window screens if you choose to have them cleaned. We spray a little cleaner on the screen, place it between the (4) brushes and water of this machine and scrub the screen till clean, then rinse it with the water, tap the screen dry and finally wipe the frames of the screen dry. That simple, all done!!

*We can also do a dry brush cleaning that can remove most spider web, light dust that has accumulated over the years and any other light soiling of the screen. A lot of times this is all that is needed, its up to you though.

Doing skylights can be a challenge, depending on the pitch of the roof and location. This one I did using a ladder and a extension pole. There was another skylight I did on the opposite side of the roof and I was able to access this from the roof itself and get up on the skylight to clean it, although those shingles were hot!