
Residential Service
Window Cleaning
Streak-free exterior window cleaning.

Hold a hand up to catch the afternoon sun through your own windows and you'll usually spot it before we ever point it out: a faint constellation of white mineral spots where the sprinkler clips the glass every morning, or a dull yellow-green haze settled into the corners from a few weeks of heavy spring pollen. Neither one comes off with a garden hose and a rag, which is why exterior windows tend to look worse over time instead of better.
Hand-Washed and Squeegeed, Not Pressure-Blasted
We wash by hand and finish with a squeegee rather than relying on pressure, since glass this close to frames, seals, and caulking calls for control, not force. Hard water deposits and pollen film both get a pre-treatment first to break down what's actually bonded to the glass, and screens come out for their own rinse so a clean pane isn't undone by a dusty screen going right back in front of it.
Why We Only Clean the Outside
This is exterior-only work, which is deliberate—it's the side exposed to sprinklers, pollen, and Gulf Coast humidity, and where nearly all the visible buildup collects. Plenty of our customers pair it with a full power washing of the siding on the same visit, since a house wash and clean glass together make the whole exterior look finished rather than half done.
More Light, Less Streaking
Clear glass changes how much light actually makes it into a room, which is easy to underestimate until it's fixed. We check every pane before we leave, buff out any streaking along the edges, and stand behind the finish with our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Our Process
How It WorksStep By Step
- 1
Inspect glass, frames, and screens
We check every pane for hard water spotting, cracked seals, and screen condition before we start, so we know which windows need extra attention and which frames need a gentler touch.
- 2
Pre-treat mineral deposits and film
Hard water spots and the hazy yellow-green pollen film that builds up every spring get a dedicated pre-treatment, since plain water and a squeegee alone won't fully break either one down.
- 3
Hand wash and squeegee the exterior glass
Each window gets washed by hand and finished with a squeegee for a clean, streak-free edge, while screens come out, get rinsed separately, and go back in once the frame is dry.
- 4
Final buff and detail check
We buff any remaining edge lines, check corners and frame tracks for missed spots, and do a final walk of the exterior with you before we consider the job finished.
Where We Work
Window Cleaning Near YouNorth Houston & Beyond
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this include the inside of my windows?
No, this service covers exterior glass only, along with the screens and frames. It's the side that takes the brunt of pollen, hard water from sprinklers, and general Texas dust, and where most of the visible buildup actually lives.
Can you actually get rid of hard water spots?
Yes, in most cases. Mineral deposits from sprinklers or hard water respond well to our pre-treatment and hand-cleaning process. Spots that have etched into the glass over several years may lighten rather than disappear completely, and we'll let you know honestly what to expect before we start.
What's that hazy film that shows up on windows every spring?
That's pollen, and it's heavy enough around Tomball, Cypress, and Spring that it can film over glass within a couple of weeks during peak season. It clings more than regular dust, which is why we pre-treat before washing instead of just rinsing it off.
Do you clean the screens too?
Yes, screens come off during the process, get rinsed clean of dust and pollen buildup, and go back in once everything's dry. A dirty screen can undo a lot of the clarity from a fresh window wash, so we don't skip it.
How often should exterior windows be cleaned?
Twice a year works well for most homes in North Houston, timed around the worst of spring pollen and again in fall. Homes with a lot of tree cover or sprinkler overspray on the glass sometimes benefit from a third visit.
Can this be combined with a house wash?
Absolutely, and a lot of our customers book it that way. Pairing exterior window cleaning with a full house washing visit means the siding, screens, and glass all get refreshed in the same appointment instead of scheduling two separate trips.

