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Windows dirty? Don’t forget about getting those screens cleaned. Why have clean glass and dirty screens?  Did you just realize how dirty your windows are?  Over time, film builds up on glass surfaces from the heat trapped in your home or building.  Have company or family coming soon? Ask about discounts on interior cleaning when you schedule an exterior window cleaning service.   

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 Q: What do you charge?  

A: There are a number of variables that can affect the final cost: How many windows are there? How dirty is the glass? How easy are the windows to access?  I would be more than happy to stop by and get to know you. Estimates are free, and they are the best way to determine exactly what you need in order to get you the fairest price. 

Q: Do you guarantee your work?

A: Absolutely!  If you're not happy, I’m not happy. If for some reason I do not exceed your expectations, I only ask that you let me make it right. I’m Awesome for a reason. 

Q: Do you have a rain guarantee or policy?

A: Yes. I guarantee it will probably rain around the time you want your windows cleaned. But seriously, if it looks like rain in the forecast, I will check with you before I come.  I do however, offer a 24 hr rain guarantee. Just ask me about it. Remember, it's not the rain that spots the windows, but a driving rain hitting a dirty window screen. A light rain will not affect your windows. Rainwater is actually purified and unless it’s accompanied by blowing winds and dirt, your windows should stay fairly clean. Crazy as it sounds, it’s the organic materials and junk that is left on a window that causes runs and streaks. 

Q: How often should I clean my windows?

A: If you own a business, it's recommended that your windows be cleaned once a month. Most homes should get a thorough interior/exterior cleaning twice a year. Additional exterior services can be scheduled bi-monthly, quarterly, or tri-annually according to your needs and preferences.

Q: What makes you different from other window cleaners?

A: I'll counter that with another question.... Where do I start?  I'll try and keep it brief.  I love my job!  I enjoy what I do, making people happy.  When they see an Awesome (Pun definitely intended) difference and get amazing results, I am thrilled.  If I don't blow your socks off and your windows don't look like the glass isn't even there, then I need to re-clean it for you.  Don't worry, I don't mind doing a touch up.  You deserve 100% satisfaction!  Lots of people think they can clean a window.  I have spent years doing it and am constantly learning new techniques, and trying to go above and beyond your expectations.  It's my passion and I take pride in my work.  I'm meticulous about how, I clean.  I'm not just trying to hurry to the next job.  I believe in providing an excellent service at a fair price.  Sure, there are window washers out there willing to clean your windows a cut-rate, cheap prices.  There are a lot of part-timers in this business.  So be careful, because after all, you generally get what you pay for.  Here are some things to look for, and to ask when choosing a window cleaning service: Will they open each window and clean your sills and tracks? (most window washers never open the windows).  Do they actually scrub your screens instead of just wiping them off? It makes no sense to have clean glass and dirty screens.  Do they look professional and are they in company uniforms?  If they're not willing to invest in looking professional, then they're in this for the short term.  Do they have references and referrals?  A reputable window washing company should be glad to provide them to you.  How are their reviews?  Let's face it, don't we all want to know, who we are dealing with?  Reputation, is everything these days! (By the way, click the check the reviews button below, to see mine.   Are they insured?  Things happen, you need to be fully protected in case of unforseen situations.  (As a side note, I've never had a claim).  Do they use poles or ladders?  You can't wash a window (and do a great job) from a distance using a pole.  I own many different sizes of ladders, so I'm able to access every single window.  There's more to say,.... but I think you can get the point by now.