Window Cleaning Services

Clean windows allow more sunlight to penetrate into your space, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day. Additionally, clean windows are more efficient at trapping heat in winter, potentially leading to lower heating costs.

Begin by assessing the condition of the windows and identifying any stubborn stains, mineral deposits, or grime. Remove dust and cobwebs from window frames and sills. Cover the surrounding areas with drop cloths or protective sheets to prevent cleaning solution from splattering on surfaces.

Before applying any cleaning solution, dry dust the windows using a soft brush or microfiber cloth to remove loose dirt, cobwebs, and debris. This initial step helps prevent scratching during the wet cleaning process.

Prepare a mild cleaning solution by mixing a small amount of a gentle dish soap or window cleaning solution with water. Apply the solution using a sponge or soft scrubbing pad, ensuring even coverage on the glass surface. For hard-to-remove stains, consider using a vinegar-based solution for added cleaning power.

Starting from the top, use a squeegee to remove the cleaning solution from the glass surface. Wipe the squeegee blade with a clean, lint-free cloth after each pass to prevent streaking. Work your way down in overlapping strokes, ensuring the squeegee is in contact with the glass at all times.

Use a soft cloth or detailing brush to clean the edges, corners, and frames of the windows. Pay special attention to any remaining spots or marks. Wipe down the window frames and sills with a damp cloth to remove any residual cleaning solution.

Step back and inspect the windows for streaks or spots. If any are found, touch up the affected areas with a damp microfiber cloth or squeegee. Ensure all surfaces, including frames and edges, are clean and streak-free, leaving your windows crystal clear and gleaming.