Window Cleaning Cost Calculator

Window cleaning on the South Coast usually falls between $150 and $400 for a typical home. The single biggest factor is how many panes of glass you have — we price per pane because a floor-to-ceiling slider and a small bathroom window are not the same amount of work. From there, three things adjust the number: the number of stories, whether you want the inside cleaned too, and add-ons like screens and tracks.

Stories matter because upper-floor glass takes a water-fed pole or safe access rather than a quick pass, so a two-story home runs roughly 25–30% more than the same window count on one story. Inside-and-out roughly doubles the per-window labor compared with exterior-only, since we detail tracks, use drop towels indoors, and treat your home with care.

Coastal homes near the water often need cleaning more often — salt air leaves a mineral haze on glass faster than inland dust does — but the per-visit price is the same. Heavy grime, sprinkler spotting, or glass that hasn't been cleaned in years can add a little time, which we'll always confirm before we start so there are no surprises.

The fastest way to lower your per-service cost is to bundle. Adding gutter cleaning or a driveway washto the same visit spreads the trip charge across more work. When you're ready for an exact number, we'll confirm it from a quick look or a few photos — no obligation.