Window cleaning for Phoenix homes, from Arcadia ranch estates and Biltmore view homes to the steel-framed windows of Encanto-Palmcroft. Hard water spots removed, purified-water rinse, and a 7-day weather guarantee across the city.
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Most Phoenix window problems start with the water. Sprinklers in Arcadia's irrigated yards, pool splash in North Central, and the hose rinse after a dust storm all dry fast in the heat, and each time they leave a ring of calcium on the glass. A season of that and the windows look cloudy even when they are clean. Washing them with tap water just lays down a new layer.
We clean Phoenix windows with water-fed poles and purified, deionized water, which has the minerals removed and dries clear. Spotting that has built up over years gets its own hard water treatment first. If water has etched the glass, cleaning cannot undo that, and we will tell you before you pay for it. Two-story homes in the Biltmore area, Desert Ridge, and on the Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak hillsides get their upper glass cleaned from the ground, with no ladders leaning on stucco or stone.
Older Phoenix homes need a different touch. The 1920s and 30s houses in Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft, and F.Q. Story often still have original steel casement windows with small divided panes, which we detail by hand. Mid-century homes in Arcadia and around the Phoenix Country Club have long runs of sliders and clerestories. And our shop is just south of Sky Harbor, so we are close to every part of the city.
The right method for each window, whether it went in in 1928 or last year.
We clean windows in every Phoenix neighborhood, ZIP codes 85001 through 85098, from Ahwatukee to Desert Ridge, including these.
Most Phoenix homes fall between $150 and $400. A single-story home with exterior-only service sits near the low end, while a two-story home with interior, exterior, and screens sits higher. Larger custom homes with a lot of glass are quoted after a walkthrough. Quotes are free at (602) 497-2474.
Usually, yes. Mineral spots from sprinklers, pool splash, and hoses respond well to our hard water treatment, and the purified-water rinse keeps new spots from forming. Glass that has been etched by years of water cannot be fixed by cleaning, and we will tell you before we start.
Yes. Historic homes in Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft, and F.Q. Story often have original steel windows with small divided panes. Those are cleaned by hand, pane by pane, with care around older putty and paint.
Yes. Our commercial crews clean storefront, restaurant, and office glass across Phoenix on recurring routes outside business hours, with OSHA-trained technicians, $4M in liability coverage, and a Certificate of Insurance before the first visit.
Not for exterior-only cleaning, as long as we can get into the yard. For interior windows, we set a time that works for you. Invoices are sent digitally.
Twice a year suits most homes, in spring and after monsoon season. Homes with sprinklers near the glass or a pool often go quarterly. Our Quarterly plan saves $100 per cleaning and includes free screen cleaning and free hard water removal.
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