5,124 Window Cleaners

Clean windows can make all the difference in a home, yet most people tend to neglect them. Ask any window cleaning service and they’ll tell you just how bad they can get! You should be washing your windows inside and out twice a year, but who has time for that? Hiring residential window washers will save you time and keep your windows sparkling year round — not convinced? Read further to see what else window cleaners have to offer. More

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Thompson

7 Reviews

Click to Call(732) 564-6928
Edison, NJ, 08817

Window Genie of Des Moines

3 Reviews

Click to Call(515) 303-2192
Des Moines, IA

Twenty20 Window Cleaning

20 Reviews

Click to Call(480) 243-2116
SCOTTSDALE, AZ, 85260

PLG, LLC

4 Reviews

Click to Call(850) 496-4194
Fort Walton Beach, FL

Accurate Window Cleaning

3 Reviews

Click to Call(424) 358-3004
Lawndale, CA, 90260

Crane Window Service

2 Reviews

Click to Call(417) 288-8363
Springfield, MO

Men In Kilts Cincinnati

2 Reviews

Click to Call(800) 777-5458
Maineville, OH

Bluebird Window Cleaning

3 Reviews

Click to Call(434) 260-1443
Charlottesville, VA, 22902

Albemarle Window Cleaning, Inc

1 Review

Click to Call(252) 449-0746
Kill Devil Hills, NC, 27949

Clearview Washing, LLC

1 Review

Click to Call(732) 462-1187
Freehold, NJ, 07728

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What should I look for in a window cleaning company?

Window washers don’t strictly do residential window cleaning; along with Interior and exterior window washing they typically will clean sills, screens and cobwebs, as well as remove any tape, paint or decor that happens to be on your windows. Some window cleaning services will even wash skylights, awnings, light fixtures and other related items — just ask! A good window washer will make sure to protect walls, furniture and flooring indoors and any siding and landscaping outdoors so water or cleaning solutions don’t damage anything. Also, look for companies that don’t use toxic cleaning solutions, especially if you have pets and/or children.

Questions to ask a prospective window washers:

Can you provide me with references?
Are you licensed and insured? (Check liability insurance and workman's compensation.)
How do you charge, and what does that include?
Can you give me a written estimate?
How long have you been in the window washing business?
What do your services include?
What is your experience with similar projects?
When can this job get done?
Will we need to be out of the house? If so, how long?

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