Glass that disappears.
Interior and exterior panes, frames, sills, tracks, and screens — cleaned in one visit, on homes where the windows are the point.
Houston is unusually hard on glass
Most windows in Bellaire aren't dirty from the inside out — they're etched from the outside in. Sprinkler overspray leaves mineral deposits that a squeegee won't touch. Oak pollen cakes into the tracks every spring. And south-facing glass bakes it all on.
By the time a homeowner calls, the glass usually has three separate problems layered on it: loose surface dirt, hard-water spotting along the bottom edge, and tracks packed with grit that turn muddy the first time anyone sprays them.
Cleaning only the first one is why windows look great for a week and then look worse than before.
- —Sprinkler overspray on ground-floor and patio glass
- —Pollen and grit packed into sills and lower tracks
- —Screens that grey the view even when the glass is clean
- —Second and third-story panes nobody has reached in years
Every pane, and everything around it
A window cleaning that stops at the glass isn't finished. Here's what we touch on a standard residential visit.
- 01Exterior glass. Washed and squeegeed, edge to edge, with mineral deposits treated where they'll respond.
- 02Interior glass. Cleaned the same visit, with floors and sills protected.
- 03Frames and sills. Wiped down, not just worked around.
- 04Tracks. Vacuumed and detailed so they don't turn to mud on the first rain.
- 05Screens. Removed, cleaned, dried, and re-hung in the opening they came from.
- 06Upper stories. Reached by water-fed pole — no ladders leaned on your gutters.
The difference is the edges
Drag the divider. Look at the corners and the bottom rail — that's where a rushed job shows.
Years of sprinkler spotting off a full-height window wall.
Mineral deposits treated first, then washed and squeegeed. The frames and lower rail were detailed by hand before the final pass.
Get this quoted
Pole where it's safer. Hand where it's better.
Upper-story glass gets a water-fed pole and purified water, so there's nothing left behind to spot as it dries and no ladder resting on your gutter line. Everything within reach gets washed and squeegeed by hand, which is still the best finish anyone has invented.
- —No ladders against gutters, sills, or stucco
- —Drop cloths on interior floors and sills
- —Shoes off or covered inside, every time
- —Screens tracked so each one returns to its own opening
What the day actually looks like
Count and quote
Pane count and access, from photos or a quick walk. Priced after we review your request.
Setup
Interior floors covered, screens pulled and labeled, exterior beds moved clear.
Wash
Exterior first, then interior, then tracks and sills. Upper stories by pole.
Walk the light
We walk the house with you and re-hit anything that catches the light wrong.
What buildup looks like on the glass.
These are real pre-service condition photos. Matching after frames will be added only when photographed from the same angle.
Book it with the wash
Windows are almost always the last step of a bigger exterior visit — the house gets washed first, then the glass gets cleaned.
House Washing
Soft washing the siding before the glass means the windows only get cleaned once.
Same visitGutter Cleaning
We're already at the roofline with the pole. Clearing the gutters adds very little time.
LocalWindow cleaning in Bellaire
Most of our recurring glass clients are within a few blocks of the office.
Where we clean glass
Recurring window clients across Bellaire and the neighborhoods around it.
Two and three-story homes are routine for us — mention the height on the quote form and we'll price the pole work in.
Window cleaning questions
Do you clean the inside as well as the outside?
Are screens and tracks included?
Can you remove hard water spots?
How do you reach second and third-story windows?
Do I need to be home?
How often should windows be cleaned in Houston?
Want exterior care handled on your schedule?
Choose monthly, quarterly, or biannual care. Window members receive first-visit track detailing, priority scheduling, and the 7-Day Rain Guarantee.
Let's see what the glass looks like clean.
Send a photo of the front of the house. We'll come back with a pane count and a firm price.
Prefer to talk? Call or text 832-430-2122