People frequently call and ask βHow much to clean my windows?β and I can never tell them without a lot of questions from me and even then I probably need to go see the property. Here are the questions I need answers too.
- Is it a single story or 2 story building?
- Inside and outside window cleaning, or only exterior cleaning?
- Will I have to climb on the roof? What type roof is it if I have to go on the roof?
- When were the windows last cleaned outside?
- When were the windows last cleaned inside?
- Are the tracks quite clean or very dirty?
- Are there screens on the windows, if so what percentage of the windows have screens?
- What type of screens are they? (Some screens have locking mechanisms)
- How many large screens and how large? (Large screens are difficult to handle and clean)
- Are most of the windows large or small in size or a mixed amount of varied sizes?
- Are their obstructions to working inside (dressers/beds/knick knacks/etc.)?
- Are there trees/ large shrubs (obstructions) outside that block ladder usage?
- Can we use our pure water system and avoid ladder climbing?
- Is the house on a canyon that effectively makes it a 3 or 4 story house?
- If there are windbreaks or skylights…do you want them cleaned and how many? Outside only?
- Are the windows tinted? What type of tint is on them?
- Is the cleaning post construction or post remodeling cleaning? (post construction-TOUGH)
- Do we have to walk on a “dangerous” arrangement like a ledge 3β wide to access any windows?
- Fallbrook or Pt. Loma (The distance issue)?
This is a partial list but it helps one to understand the difficulty of quoting a per pane price.Β Β We will gladly provide a written estimate at no charge and then you can determine if it makes sense for you.