Do you clean window screens?

Yes — screens, tracks and sills are included in every exterior clean, not an upsell. Leaving grit in a screen puts it straight back on the glass at the next breeze.

What is the cloudy area at the bottom of my windows?

Hard water etching from sprinkler overspray. High Desert water carries a heavy mineral load, and repeated wetting and drying etches deposits into the glass itself. Standard cleaning will not remove it — it needs mineral restoration, and it is worth catching early. Once it is clean, adjusting your sprinklers is the single best free thing you can do for your windows.

No. We finish with purified, deionized water, which dries without spots and leaves no residue for dust to cling to.

How often should windows be cleaned in the High Desert?

Twice a year suits most homes — spring after the wind, fall before the holidays. Quarterly makes sense on corner lots, near open land or unpaved roads, or where sprinklers hit the glass.

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Window Cleaning in the High Desert

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Purified-water cleaning with screens, tracks and sills included — not an upsell. Serving Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley, Adelanto, Oak Hills and Phelan.

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The High Desert Difference

Windows get dirty faster here — and it's not dirt

It's minerals and wind. Understanding both is why our cleanings last.

💧 Hard water is the thing most people don't know they have Water in this region carries a heavy mineral load. Every time a sprinkler catches the bottom of a window, the water evaporates and leaves the minerals behind. A few hundred repeats and the deposit stops being a spot you can wipe off — it starts etching into the glass itself. That cloudy band along the lower third that no amount of Windex touches? It's not dirty. It's damaged.
🌬️ Then there's the wind Open desert, wide gaps between developments, and the Cajon Pass funneling air up from below. Fine grit rides that wind, works into screens and tracks, and gets driven back onto the glass every time it picks up. A house cleaned in March can look untouched by May — which is why regular service costs less here than infrequent deep cleans.
🪟 Why we always do the screens Leaving grit in a screen puts it straight back on the glass at the next breeze. Companies that skip screens are doing half a job, and the result shows within a week. Screens, tracks and sills are in every exterior clean we do.

Every Exterior Clean

What a standard cleaning includes

All accessible panes

Exterior glass cleaned to a clear, streak-free finish — including the second story. Water-fed poles reach upper windows safely from the ground, ladders where the job calls for it.

Screens, tracks & sills

Screens come off and get cleaned, tracks and sills are detailed. Included, not an upsell — because skipping them undoes the glass within a week.

Purified water finish

Filtered, deionized water dries clear with nothing left behind. No soap residue, no water spots, no film for the next round of dust to stick to.

Clean streak-free sliding window after exterior cleaning — Glass, frame and track — detailed clean

Row of clean exterior windows on a stucco two-story home after service — The whole elevation, streak-free

Tall arched specialty windows cleaned on a custom two-story home — Two-story and specialty glass — no problem

Interior cleaning is available as an add-on — worth doing at least once a year on the rooms you actually look out of.

Hard Water Stain Removal

When cleaning isn't enough

If your glass has gone cloudy near the base, a standard wash won't fix it. That needs mineral restoration — a different process using a compound that lifts the deposit off the surface. It takes longer, costs more, and it's the only thing that works.

We'll tell you honestly which one your windows need before quoting — and we'll tell you if the etching has gone too deep to fully recover. Some glass is past saving, and you deserve to know that rather than pay for a treatment that disappoints.

Once it's clean, adjust your sprinklers. It's the single best thing you can do for your windows and it costs nothing.

Pricing

What it costs

Exterior window cleaning

from $149

Single story · two story from $249 · free quotes

All accessible exterior panes
Screens removed and cleaned
Tracks and sills detailed
Purified deionized water finish
Interior cleaning available as an add-on
Hard water restoration quoted after inspection

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Twice a year suits most High Desert homes — spring after the wind, fall before the holidays. Corner lots, homes near open land, and glass in sprinkler range do better on a quarterly rhythm. Torn screens? We re-mesh them on site while we're there.

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FAQ

Window cleaning questions

How much does window cleaning cost?

Single-story exterior starts at $149, two-story at $249 — screens, tracks and sills included. Interior is an add-on. Hard water restoration is quoted after we see the glass, because the price depends on how far the etching has gone.

Do you clean screens?

Yes — included in every exterior clean along with tracks and sills. Leaving grit in a screen undoes the window.

What's the cloudy area at the bottom of my windows?

Hard water etching from sprinkler overspray. Standard cleaning won't remove it — it needs mineral restoration, and it's worth catching early. Once it's clean, adjust your sprinklers: best free thing you can do for your glass.

Do you use soap?

No. Purified, deionized water — it dries without spots and leaves no residue for dust to cling to.

Can you reach second floor windows?

Yes. Water-fed poles reach safely from the ground, with ladder work where needed. Two-story is standard for us, not a special request.

How often should I have them cleaned?

Twice a year for most High Desert homes — spring after the wind, fall before the holidays. Quarterly on corner lots, near open land, or where sprinklers hit the glass.

Do I need to be home?

Not for exterior work, as long as gates are unlocked and pets are secured. Interior work needs someone there.