Window Cleaning for Coastal Florida Homes
Spot-free glass inside and out, including the salt film that dulls coastal windows.
Quick answer
What is window cleaning?
Professional window cleaning washes both sides of the glass along with screens, sills and tracks. Coastal Florida homes typically need exterior windows cleaned two to three times a year because of salt and irrigation spotting.
| Service | Window Cleaning |
|---|---|
| Typical price | Most homes run $150-$400 depending on window count, stories and whether interiors are included. |
| Areas served | Flagler, Volusia & St. Johns counties, FL |
| Quotes | Free, flat-rate and agreed before we start |
Key facts
What you should know
- Pure water exterior cleaning dries without spots
- Screens, sills and tracks are included, not extra
- Hard-water irrigation spotting can be treated
- No ladders resting against gutters or screens
- Pairs perfectly with a house wash
Included
What the service covers
- Interior and exterior glass
- Screen cleaning and reinstall
- Track and sill detailing
- Sliding glass doors and lanai glass
- Hard water spot treatment
Our process
How we handle window cleaning
- 1
Screens out
Screens are removed, washed and set to dry.
- 2
Exterior wash
Pure water and a water-fed pole for a spot-free finish.
- 3
Interior detail
Traditional squeegee work with edges wiped clean.
- 4
Tracks and sills
Tracks vacuumed and wiped, screens reinstalled.
FAQ
Window Cleaning FAQs
Two to three times a year within a few miles of the ocean, where salt film builds quickly. Inland homes are usually fine twice a year.
Yes, both are included in a standard window cleaning.
Often, yes. Fresh irrigation spotting comes off readily; long-term etching may only improve rather than disappear.
Also available
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- Licensed, insured and locally owned
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