The following is a guide to pricing your window cleaning using a pane count. It is not necessarily the exact dollar amount. There are some difficulty factors that could increase your price. If you are concerned with the exact price, please ask the crew member to give you an exact figure before he or she starts.

Current Prices [Mostly unchanged since May 2006]:

Large panes may count as double.
Skylights divided inside or out may cost extra.
Removable "Pella" panes and storm windows cost extra.
Clear-story is here defined as a pane that needs a ladder on the inside for us to reach the top.
We charge more for 3-story ladder work.
We charge more if there are inserts (grids, mullions) that need to be removed.

Mirrors cost $3.00 & up
Chandeliers usually cost between $15.00 and $30.00. They can get up to $60.00, and we don't clean all kinds.
Screens cost between $1.00 and $3.00, depending on how we clean them. Generally, a wipe down of both sides usually costs $1 (good enough for maintaining). And a thorough scrubbing with soapy water with a hose rinse costs $3.
Ceiling Fans cost between $10.00 and $25.00. (We can't alway reach them.)

Gutter cleaning prices depend on how much debris there is, how the roof is configured, how high the gutters are, and how many gutters there are. Normal sized houses usually cost between $100-$150. We normally do a "soft clean". This means we scoop the debris out by hand or with a pole. Then we put it in your yard-waste-bin or compost pile. If neither of those is available we disperse it into un-landscaped areas of your yard (i.e. natrual growth areas or bushes). We've found that leaf blowers and pressure washers just make a mess of the siding, yard, and windows (although they are used on occaision). We guarantee our work, so if you have overflow problems after your gutter cleaning, just let us know. If you're interested in getting the face of your gutters cleaned, give us a call, and we'll talk about it.

For anthing else, or if you have any questions , please contact us.