What's included
- Interior and exterior glass washed by hand — no harsh pressure washing
- Screens removed, washed, and reinstalled
- Tracks and sills wiped free of grit and cobwebs
- Hard-water spotting from sprinkler overspray addressed
- Careful work around original wood sashes and older frames
Why Highland homes are different
Highland's newer tracts sit in open, breezy ground where sprinkler overspray and blowing soil leave hard-water spotting on glass and a gritty film on tile and stone. Catching that mineral buildup early is far cheaper than restoring etched glass or dull stone later.
Window Cleaning questions from Highland homeowners
How often should windows be cleaned in Highland?
Most Highland homes look their best on a twice-a-year schedule — once in spring after the wind and pollen season, and once in fall. Homes near open fields, construction, or heavy sprinkler overspray often prefer quarterly service.
Are screens and tracks included?
Yes. Screens are taken down, washed, and put back, and the tracks and sills are cleaned out. Clean glass over a dirty track never looks finished.
Do you clean second-story windows?
Yes, using ladders and extension equipment appropriate to the home. Every job is quoted after we see the window count and access.