Tony's Window Cleaning
714-559-0300
Tony's Window Cleaning
714-559-0300
Home/Mountain Communities/Cajon Pass
Serving the Cajon Pass, Devore and Lytle CreekFrom $149, screens, tracks and sills included. Cajon Junction, Devore Heights, Lytle Creek and Summit Valley, on our way down the hill every week.
The Cajon Pass is a wind tunnel between the desert and the valley, and the homes in it know it. Grit coats glass within a week of a Santa Ana, screens go from new to shredded in a couple of seasons, and tracks pack with sand. We drive through the pass on every Inland Empire day, so these are some of the easiest addresses for us to reach.
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Pick one or more. These are real prices, and Tony confirms in writing before any work starts.
The base price covers 10 to 12 windows on a single story or 18 to 20 on a two story. Past that it's more glass, more screens and more tracks to do right, so it's a flat $39 more, single or two story.
One flat $49 for every window inside the house, with the tracks vacuumed and wiped dry. Most companies charge by the window for inside work. We're already there with the water and the tools, so doing the inside costs you far less than a separate visit.
Big custom homes vary a lot. Extra panes and screens are counted on site or from a satellite view, and inside and out can run $499 to $599 on some homes. You get the exact price from Tony before anything starts, so there are no surprises on the day.
What you get. More light in every room, a clear view, screens and tracks that slide the way they should, and glass that lasts because hard water never gets the chance to etch it.
Why now. Dust and sprinkler overspray build up fast up here. A cleaning every 3 to 6 months keeps hard water from setting into the glass.
Cheaper crews screw or bolt mesh into the panel frame or the roof. Every hole is a spot for water and a reason for a solar company to deny a warranty claim. Our clips grip the inner lip of the frame, hold in High Desert wind, and come off clean if a panel ever needs service.
$450 covers up to 12 panels. Each panel past that means more mesh, more clips, more cleanout under the array and one more panel to wash, so it's $50 a panel. Set your count in the panel box below.
2 to 3 spinners come free. A spinner's flash covers the side of the roof it faces, and a ridge blocks it, so bigger roofs or roofs with birds on both sides usually need one more. Tap "See what the spinners do" to watch it in 3D.
What you get. Birds out for good, nests and droppings hauled away and the area sanitized so the smell goes too, panels and roof cleaned, mesh clipped to the frame so nothing voids your panel warranty, and a 2 year pigeon free warranty in writing.
Why now. Nests only get bigger. The longer the birds stay, the more there is to clean out and haul off, and that's the biggest swing in the price.
What you get. Panels that make what they're rated for, and a look over the whole array for damage, loose wiring and birds while we're up there. $7 a panel, dried spot free.
Why now. There's almost no rain up here to rinse panels, so the dust stacks up and your output drops a little more every month.
The same class of mesh your builder used, installed and tensioned right. Clearest view and good airflow. Fine for shaded windows.
Heavy vinyl coated polyester, 5x stronger and far more UV stable. Takes desert sun, wind and pets without going brittle.
When a frame is bent, loose or missing corners, new mesh won't sit tight in it. We rebuild the frame to fit your window with new corners and clips, so the screen snaps in and stays. $10 a screen, with either mesh.
What you get. Air in and bugs out, a clearer view from inside, screens that pop in and out easily, and a 2 year warranty on the mesh.
Why now. UV runs about nine months a year up here. Builder mesh goes brittle, then the wind finishes it off.
Hard water is minerals bonded to the glass, so each pane is treated and polished by hand, pane by pane. We test one pane free first so you see the result before you decide on the rest.
When your promos change, we take the old sticker off clean and put the new one up straight while we're there, $10 a sticker. You bring the stickers, we handle the glass.
Specialty work is a starting price. Tony confirms it in writing before he starts.
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Tony confirms by text, and if your day fills up he'll offer the closest one.
Desert dust and hard water come back, the same as a lawn grows back. On a plan Tony texts you before each visit, so you never have to remember.
Your price is set. It's right above, and it doesn't change on the day.
Tony confirms by text. He brings everything, works around your day, and you don't lift a finger.
Nothing to pay now. Card, cash or check once the work is done and you've looked it over.
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Pick your home. Watch the job get done.
Older home or a big custom home? Pick Ranch, Classic or Lake estate and see the job on a home like yours.
The desert side of the pass, ranch lots on dirt roads with the first of the wind. Grouped with our Oak Hills and Hesperia days.
Homes along the old road below the 15, in the narrowest part of the pass where the wind is strongest and the glass suffers most.
The valley end, and the canyon up Lytle Creek Road. Reached on our Fontana and Rialto days, so the price is the same as anywhere else.
Wind blown sand does two things: it coats the glass in a film that smears when it gets wet, and over years it frosts the surface of west facing panes so they never look fully clear again. We scrub with purified water so the grit lifts instead of grinding, and we tell you honestly when a pane has been sandblasted past what a cleaning can fix.
Screens are the bigger story. Fiberglass mesh in the pass rarely lasts two seasons. All weather mesh, vinyl coated polyester at $64.99 a screen, is what we put on every window here, and bent frames are rebuilt for $10 more.
$149 single story, $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Inside every window $49, which is where the sand in the tracks finally comes out. Screens from $53.99, all weather $64.99. Solar $7 a panel. $149 job minimum, no trip fee, 10% off the first visit booked on our website.
Yes, on our Fontana and Rialto days, and to Cajon Junction and Summit Valley on the way down. No trip fee anywhere in the pass.
The same as the High Desert: windows from $149 single story and $249 two story with screens, tracks and sills included, screens re-meshed from $53.99, solar $7 a panel. The only rule for mountain visits is a $149 job minimum. No trip fee.
Sometimes. Wind blown sand frosts the surface of glass over years, and no cleaning reverses that. A purified water scrub gets everything off that will come off, and we tell you before we start which panes are etched.
All weather mesh, $64.99 a screen re-meshed on site. Fiberglass rarely lasts two seasons here. Frames bent by the wind are rebuilt for $10 more, and the mesh carries a 2 year warranty.
Every 3 months on the plan, which is 25% off each visit after the first. It is the only schedule that keeps the sand from bonding to the glass.
Ranch, Classic and Lake estate are here for older and custom homes, so the job shows on a home like yours.
The same class of mesh your builder used, tensioned right. Clearest view, good airflow, fine for shaded windows.
Heavy vinyl coated polyester. 5x stronger and far more UV stable, so it takes desert sun, wind and pets without going brittle.
Tap Build my storefront on the picture to place the panes and doors yourself.
Agreements lock the price. The better discount applies, never both, and the price below updates as you go.