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Crestline to Big Bear, Wrightwood to the Cajon PassWindow Cleaning Up the Mountain
Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Big Bear, Wrightwood and the Cajon Pass. Same prices as the High Desert, $149 job minimum, no trip fee.
Your town: Crestline Lake Arrowhead Running Springs Big Bear Lake Wrightwood Cajon Pass
Mountain glass has its own problems. Pine pollen films every window in spring, sap drips on the ones under the trees, wood smoke hazes the inside glass all winter, and screens get shredded by snow load and squirrels. We come up from Hesperia on scheduled days, and a cabin gets the same job and the same prices as a tract home in Victorville.
Where we go
Crestline and Lake Gregory
Cabins in the cedars along Highway 18 and 138, Valley of Enchantment, and the lake. Forty minutes from Hesperia through the Cajon.
Lake Arrowhead
Blue Jay, Cedar Glen, Twin Peaks, Rimforest and the lakefront homes with two stories of glass over the water.
Running Springs and Arrowbear
Where the 18 meets the 330. Smaller cabins, steep lots, and decks that are the only way to reach the back windows.
Big Bear Lake
Big Bear City, Moonridge, Sugarloaf and Fawnskin. Rentals that turn over every weekend and need glass done between guests. The longest drive, reached through Lucerne Valley.
Wrightwood
Up Highway 2 from Phelan. Close to home base, with pine and wind problems both.
Cajon Pass
Cajon Junction, Devore Heights and Lytle Creek. The windiest addresses we serve, where grit sandblasts screens and coats glass in a week.
What is different up here
Pollen and sap
A yellow film every spring and sticky drips under the pines. Pollen scrubs off with purified water, sap needs a solvent and gets worked off wet, pane by pane.
Smoke inside
A winter of the wood stove leaves a haze on the inside of every pane that nobody notices until the spring sun hits it. The $49 inside add on takes it off along with the tracks.
Screens and snow
Snow load bows mesh out of the spline, and squirrels and jays go through fiberglass. All-Weather Solar-Control Mesh at $64.99 a screen is what we put on mountain windows.
Same numbers, one rule
Windows $149 single story and $249 two story outside, screens, tracks and sills included. Inside every window $49. Screens re-meshed from $53.99, all weather $64.99, Full Upgrade from $84.99. Solar panels $7 a panel, with pine needles cleared from the array as part of the wash. Gutters full of needles are quoted on site, usually while we are already there.
The only mountain rule is a $149 job minimum, which a single story window cleaning already meets. No trip fee. Book on our website and the first visit is 10% off.
How mountain days work
Mountain jobs are grouped by town on set days so the drive is shared, which is how the price stays the same as down the hill. Send your quote with morning or afternoon, and Tony texts back with the next day up your way, usually within two weeks. Rentals between guests are scheduled to the turnover.
In winter we work when the roads are clear and move a day rather than fight chain controls. Cabins that are empty midweek can be done with a lockbox code and photos texted when it is finished.
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Window cleaning $149 / $249
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.
Pigeon proofing $450+
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.
Pick one so the price is right. A two story home adds $125.
$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 from under the panels, nests and droppings hauled away and the area sanitized so the smell goes too, panels washed, mesh clipped to the frame so nothing voids your panel warranty, and a lifetime workmanship warranty on the install, in writing.
Why now. Nests only get bigger. The longer the birds stay, the more there is to clean out, and the more droppings sit on the roof and the wiring.
Solar panel cleaning $7 a panel
What you get. Clean panels, and if we notice anything visible while we're up there, like a cracked panel or birds moving in, we point it out. $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.
Window screen repair per screen
Standard insect screening prioritizes airflow and a clearer outward view. We reuse a sound, suitable frame.
All-Weather Solar-Control Mesh is durable, pet-resistant vinyl-coated polyester for additional shading. It can reduce direct solar heat and glare; the denser weave also changes outward visibility, airflow and incoming light.
What you get. Air in and bugs out, a clearer view from inside, screens that pop in and out easily, and the scope explained in writing.
Why now. UV runs about nine months a year up here. Builder mesh goes brittle, then the wind finishes it off.
Hard water removal from $12 a pane
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.
Roof soft wash from $599
New construction clean from $249
Gutter cleanout quoted on site
Pressure washing quoted on site
Trash bin cleaning quoted on site
Decal and vinyl removal from $129
Graffiti removal from $129
Storefronts and buildings $149 inside and out
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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Request a separate return appointment, or let Tony confirm it after inspection. Cleaning is limited to your written agreement. Pickup is not a completed job.
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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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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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 quoted with pickup/inspection and a separate confirmed return visit.
Mountain questions
Which mountain towns do you cover?
Crestline, Lake Gregory, Lake Arrowhead and its villages, Running Springs and Arrowbear, Big Bear Lake and Big Bear City, Wrightwood, and the Cajon Pass communities of Cajon Junction, Devore and Lytle Creek.
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 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.
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.
Can you do a rental between guests?
Yes. Tell us the checkout and check in times and the job is scheduled inside the window, with a lockbox code and photos texted when it is done.
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