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Window Cleaning in Crestline

From $149, screens, tracks and sills included. Forty minutes from Hesperia through the Cajon, same prices, no trip fee.

Crestline is the closest mountain town to home base and the one we reach most. The cabins in the cedars along Lake Drive and the streets above Lake Gregory have deep eaves and small paned windows that most window companies price by the pane and most owners stop cleaning. We price them by the house.

Windows $149 Two story $249 Inside +$49 Solar $7/panel Pigeon proofing $450 Screens $53.99
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Window cleaning $149 / $249

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More than 12 windows +$39
Inside windows too +$49 Every window in the house, tracks vacuumed and wiped dry
Large or custom home Lake homes, tall glass and lots of it. Tony confirms the price after a look.

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.

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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.

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    What Tony gets
    Texting? Add a photo of your roof or windows. Tony can size the job before he drives out.
    Or call714-559-0300
    How to tell it's time
    • Windows. Spots when the sun hits the glass, screens that look gray, or more than 6 months since the last clean.
    • Solar panels. No wash in the last 6 months, or a sunny day in your solar app reading lower than it used to.
    • Pigeons. Birds on the roof, droppings on the tile or driveway, cooing under the panels, or a sharp ammonia smell in the heat. They don't leave on their own.
    • Screens. Tears, holes, mesh that bows out of the frame or crumbles when you press it.

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    We cover the High Desert: Hesperia, Victorville, Apple Valley, Oak Hills, Phelan, Adelanto, Spring Valley Lake and Silverwood.

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    What you're looking at

    • Windows cleaned with purified water, screens, tracks and sills included.
    • Solar panels washed streak free, $7 a panel.
    • Pigeon mesh clipped to the panel frame, never bolted, with free spinners on the vents.
    • Screens re-meshed on site in charcoal fiberglass or all weather.
    Crestline glass

    What we find on the windows here

    Cedar pollen in spring and a fine sawdust year round from the mills of wind through the trees, both of which cling to glass under the eaves where rain never reaches. Sap drips on any window under a branch, and in winter a wood stove haze builds on the inside of every pane. Small divided lite windows on the older cabins mean more edges to detail and more sills to wipe.

    None of that changes the price. Divided lites are counted as one window, and the sap is worked off wet with a solvent as part of the clean.

    Around town

    Three kinds of Crestline homes

    Lake Gregory

    Cabins ringing the lake with decks over the water side. The back glass is reached from the deck, the front from the street, and the pole handles the tall gable windows.

    Valley of Enchantment

    Smaller lots and older cabins, often rentals. Screens here take a beating from squirrels and snow, and all weather mesh is the right replacement.

    Highway 138 side

    Homes toward Crest Forest with open views and more wind. Dust from the highway and the Cajon settles fast, and twice a year is the schedule.

    Price

    What it costs in Crestline

    $149 single story, $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Inside every window $49, which is the add on that clears the wood smoke haze. Screens re-meshed on site from $53.99, all weather $64.99. Gutters packed with needles are quoted on site, usually while we are already there. $149 job minimum for the mountain, no trip fee, 10% off the first visit when you book on our website.

    Cabin windows, clear again

    Build your quote above. Pick Classic in the 3D for a home with divided lites.

    FAQ

    Crestline questions

    How far is Crestline for you?

    About forty minutes from Hesperia through the Cajon Pass and up Highway 138, which makes it the mountain town we reach most often. No trip fee.

    What does it cost up the mountain?

    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.

    Do you charge extra for small paned cabin windows?

    No. A divided lite window counts as one window. It takes longer to detail and that is on us.

    Can you get pine sap and pollen off the glass?

    Yes. Pollen film rinses off with purified water and a scrub. Sap takes a solvent and a little patience, pane by pane, and it comes off without scratching when the glass is worked wet.

    Do you come up in winter?

    Yes, when the roads are clear. We schedule around storms and chain controls, and if a day turns we text and move it rather than show up late to a snowed in driveway.