Clean windows change a room more than almost anything else you can do to a house. Pollen season in the CSRA coats glass in a yellow-green film, and hard water from sprinkler overspray leaves mineral spotting that a squeegee alone will not lift.
We hand-clean glass, wipe the frames and clear the tracks, then use purified water on exterior panes so nothing dries into spots. It pairs naturally with a house wash — wash the house first, then finish the glass.
What's included
Interior & exterior glass
Hand-detailed with clean tools and a fresh solution on every home.
Screens
Removed, washed, dried and reinstalled in the correct opening.
Frames, sills & tracks
Vacuumed and wiped, because dirty tracks make clean glass look unfinished.
Hard water spotting
Mineral deposits from irrigation overspray treated where the glass allows.
Our process
- 1
Walk the home and count panes, screens and any hard-to-reach openings.
- 2
Protect sills and flooring at interior openings.
- 3
Remove and wash screens, then clean glass inside and out.
- 4
Detail frames, sills and tracks and reinstall screens.
- 5
Final inspection of every pane in natural light before we call it done.
Windows FAQs
Do you clean second-story windows?
Yes, using ladders and water-fed poles as the home allows.
How often should windows be cleaned?
Twice a year works well in the CSRA — once after spring pollen and once in the fall.
Can this be combined with a house wash?
Absolutely, and it is the ideal order: house wash first, then window cleaning so the glass is the last thing finished.
Get a free windows quote
Call (706) 955-2425 or send us the details and we'll get you on the schedule.