Trusted Window Cleaning in Southlake, TX and Northeast Tarrant County

Most homeowners in North Texas clean exterior windows once or twice a year. Spring cleaning after cedar and oak pollen season (late April through May) and fall cleaning before the holidays are the most common schedules. Properties with irrigation systems that spray near windows may need more frequent cleaning due to hard water mineral buildup.

Yes. We offer exterior-only service and full interior-and-exterior service. Interior cleaning requires access to each room. We use different tools and solutions for interior glass to avoid streaking from cleaning agent residue.

Yes. We handle two-story window cleaning from ladders. We do not walk on roofs to reach upper story windows. The quote for a two-story property accounts for the additional setup time and ladder work. If you have windows that aren't reachable from a standard extension ladder, let us know and we'll assess access during the quote walk.

Yes, in most cases. Light to moderate hard water mineral deposits respond well to professional removal techniques and acid-based treatments. Severe etching that has been on the glass for several years may be permanent or may require glass restoration rather than standard cleaning. We assess stain severity before quoting.

For exterior-only cleaning, no preparation is needed. For interior cleaning, clear items from window sills and move furniture that would block access. If you have window treatments on interior windows, leave them raised or open. We handle the rest.

Exterior-only cleaning on a standard one-story home with 15 to 20 windows typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours. A two-story home runs 2.5 to 3.5 hours. Full interior and exterior service adds roughly 50 to 60 percent to the time. We give you a time estimate when we confirm the appointment.

Pricing depends on the number of windows, whether service is exterior-only or interior and exterior, story count, and screen condition. Specialty glass and hard water stain removal add time and are quoted after we see the windows. We count windows during a site assessment or walkthrough before giving a price.

Yes. Standard window cleaning includes screen cleaning and re-installation plus a wipe-down of sills and tracks on every window. Clean glass behind a dirty screen defeats the purpose, so the full window assembly is part of the visit, not an upcharge.

Yes, and it is the most efficient way to book. Window cleaning pairs naturally with a pressure washing or gutter cleaning visit, so your full exterior is handled in one appointment by one crew. Many customers schedule the combined package each spring after pollen season.

For ground-floor glass with light dust, DIY works fine. Professional cleaning earns its keep on pollen film, hard water spotting, second-story windows, and streak-free results across a whole house, which household products and paper towels rarely deliver. It is also the safer option anywhere a ladder is involved.