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Window Cleaning in East Hampton, NY

Your hometown window cleaners: streak-free glass, clean screens and tracks for homes and businesses across East Hampton.

East Hampton is home base

Our shop is on Green Hollow Road, so East Hampton is where we work the most. 4 Dimensions Properties Services has ten years of experience cleaning windows here, from the historic houses near the Village green to new modern homes with walls of glass. We clean the inside and outside of every pane, then the screens, tracks, frames and sills.

East Hampton covers a lot of ground, and each part treats glass differently:

  • The Village. Historic districts around Main Street, the Village green and Hook Mill hold 17th- to 19th-century houses with divided-light windows, plus large shingle-style summer estates toward Lily Pond Lane and Georgica Pond.
  • South of the highway near the ocean. Homes behind the dunes near Main Beach get salt film and blowing sand on ocean-facing glass.
  • Northwest Woods and Three Mile Harbor. Wooded lots mean pollen, sap and leaves on sills and screens, and shady frames that stay damp. Harbor-side homes add salt haze off the water.
  • Wainscott, Northwest and the bayfronts. Big modern glass and sliders that need a careful, spot-free finish.

What we see on East Hampton windows

Spring pollen from oaks and pines turns screens yellow and leaves a film on glass. Summer brings beach sand in slider tracks and sunscreen fingerprints on glass doors. Sprinklers on irrigated lawns leave white mineral spots on lower panes. In fall and winter, wind off the ocean and the bays leaves a salt haze. A routine cleaning schedule keeps all of this from bonding to the glass.

Our East Hampton window cleaning services

How we clean windows in East Hampton

  1. Walk-through. We look at every window with you, point out mineral spots, damaged screens and hard-to-reach glass, and agree on the plan.
  2. Screens and debris. Screens come off and get washed. Tracks and sills are cleared of sand, pollen and insects.
  3. Glass. Upper and oversized panes are cleaned with a water-fed pole and purified water that dries spot-free. Other windows get a scrubber and squeegee with a professional solution. Any ladder goes on firm, level ground with stabilizers to keep it off the glass.
  4. Final check. Frames and sills are wiped, screens go back in, and every window is checked for streaks.

Before the season, after the season

Many East Hampton homes open in spring and close in fall. A spring cleaning clears winter salt and grime before guests arrive; a fall cleaning takes off a summer of pollen, sand and sprinkler spots. Year-round homes usually do well with two to four visits a year. Because we’re local, it’s easy to fit in a touch-up before an event or a rental.

More for your East Hampton property

We also handle pressure washing in East Hampton, including soft washing for cedar shingles, plus cedar siding cleaning, roof cleaning and house washing. See all of our window cleaning services in the Hamptons.

Areas we serve

East Hampton Village, Northwest Woods, Three Mile Harbor, Wainscott and the Town of East Hampton, plus Springs, Amagansett, Montauk, Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton and Southampton.

Frequently asked questions

Where are you located?

Our base is on Green Hollow Road in East Hampton, so we’re close to most homes in town.

How often should windows be cleaned in East Hampton?

Two to four times a year for most homes. Homes near the ocean, the bays or under heavy tree cover usually need the higher end.

Can you clean historic windows with small panes?

Yes. We clean each pane by hand and take care around old glazing and painted wood.

Do you clean screens, tracks and skylights too?

Yes, all on the same visit as your windows.

Book your East Hampton window cleaning

Call (631) 833-6747 or email [email protected] for a free estimate. We work Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 7 PM (closed Sunday). Get a Free Estimate

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