What's Actually Included in a Professional Window Cleaning?

If you've never booked a professional window cleaning before, it's a fair question: what actually happens during a visit, and what's included versus what costs extra? Here's a straightforward breakdown.

The base service is exterior glass cleaning — streak-free, spot-free cleaning of the outside of every pane. This typically starts with a walk-through to note any special glass or frames, followed by screen removal and a pre-rinse, professional-grade cleaning solution scrubbed into the glass, squeegee technique for a streak-free finish, and a wipe-down of frame edges and sills before screens go back on.

Interior glass cleaning is available as an add-on to that base service, for homeowners who want both sides done in the same visit.

Beyond glass, there are three common add-ons that address the parts of a window most people forget about: screen cleaning (hand-washed, rinsed, and reinstalled — not just brushed off), door track cleaning (vacuumed and scrubbed, since tracks are one of the biggest dust collectors in any home), and frame and seal detail work along every edge.

For homeowners who want everything done at once, those three add-ons plus full glass service are bundled together and priced as a flat package rather than separately — a straightforward way to get a complete, top-to-bottom clean in a single visit without tallying up individual add-ons.

Whatever combination you choose, the goal is the same: no hidden fees, and the price you see in your quote is the price you pay. You can build your own combination of exterior, interior, screens, tracks, and frames using our instant quote tool and see the total update in real time before you book.