Residential window cleaning in Plano, TX
Inside and out, sills wiped, tracks cleared. The same crew that has been cleaning homes around Plano since 1987. Estimates are free.
What a standard clean includes
Most homes want the same thing: every window done properly, both sides, without a fuss. That is what a standard residential clean covers.
Glass, both sides
Exterior and interior glass on every window you want done. If a room is awkward to reach or you would rather we skipped it, just say so when we quote — you are not paying for windows we do not clean.
Sills and tracks
The sills get wiped down and the tracks get cleared. It is the part most people notice afterwards, and it is the part a rushed job skips.
Screens
Screens can be removed, cleaned and refitted as part of the same visit. Mention it when you call so it is included in the estimate rather than added later.
Hard water and mineral spotting
Sprinkler overspray leaves mineral deposits that ordinary washing will not shift. We treat those separately. Severe, long-standing etching does not always come out completely — if that is what we are looking at, we will tell you before we start rather than after.
Why North Texas is hard on glass
Cleaning windows in Plano is not the same job it is somewhere with soft water and no pollen season. Three things work against your glass here, and they arrive on a schedule.
Spring pollen coats everything for weeks, and it does not rinse off cleanly — it smears. Summer dust bakes on and, mixed with grit, will scratch glass if it is dragged across rather than lifted off. Hard water is the one that does lasting damage: sprinkler heads that catch the windows leave mineral deposits that etch into the surface over time. Left long enough, that stops being dirt and starts being permanent.
Which is why most homes here do well on twice a year — once after pollen season, once before the holidays. If your sprinklers hit the glass, a third visit usually pays for itself in glass you do not have to replace.
Upstairs windows and awkward access
Most homes around here have at least a few windows that are not reachable from the ground, and those are the ones that get skipped year after year until they look noticeably different from the rest of the house.
Second-storey glass, windows over a conservatory or a sloping roof, tall stairwell windows, and anything above a flowerbed that will not take a ladder — these need the right equipment rather than the nearest ladder, and they are a normal part of the job rather than an extra we bolt on. If a window genuinely cannot be reached safely, we will tell you that when we quote, not after we have taken your money.
This is also the honest answer to why professional cleaning is worth paying for on a two-storey house. The ground-floor windows you can do yourself on a Saturday. It is the other ones that make the house look cared for, and they are the ones where a fall actually matters.
What we will tell you before we start
There are a few things worth being straight about, because they come up on most jobs and nobody likes finding out afterwards.
- Some marks do not come out. Long-standing hard-water etching, paint overspray that has cured, and scratches in the glass are damage rather than dirt. We will tell you which is which when we look at it.
- Old screens are fragile. Sun-perished mesh and brittle frames can tear when removed, however carefully. If yours look marginal we will point them out before touching them and let you decide.
- Failed seals are not a cleaning problem. If a double-glazed unit is misted between the panes, no amount of cleaning either side will fix it — the seal has gone and the unit needs work. That is a window repair job, not a cleaning one.
What customers say about the home jobs
George was a pleasure to work with. I had him clean the interior and exterior windows, and also the gutters. He showed up promptly to give me a quote, and when we agreed to the price, he came right at the scheduled time for the work. Glass is sparkling and the interior sills were wiped down too.
I spent hours and every method I could find online and nothing worked, nothing… that is until I finally called George and he took our windows from zero to hero! The deep grime and grit are now gone and the windows are sparkling clean.
Common questions
Do you clean the inside as well as the outside?
Yes. A standard clean covers both sides of the glass, plus sills and tracks. Screens can be added.
How often should I have it done?
Twice a year suits most homes in this area — after spring pollen, and before the holidays. Sprinklers hitting the glass, or heavy tree cover, usually means a third visit.
Can you get hard water spots off?
Often, yes. Mineral deposits respond to treatment that ordinary washing will not shift. Severe, long-standing etching does not always come out completely, and we will tell you what we expect to achieve before we start.
What does it cost?
It depends on how many windows, how many storeys, and what condition they are in. The estimate is free and you get the price before any work starts. Call (972) 424-0800.
Get a price for your home
Tell us roughly how many windows and whether you want screens done, and we will give you a number. The quote is free and there is no obligation after it.