Question 1

How often should I have my exterior windows cleaned?

Accepted Answer

Twice a year works well for most homes around here — spring after the pollen, and fall before the rains. If you're on a busy road or under fir trees, more often keeps them clear.

Question 2

Can you clean windows on a two-story home?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We've got the ladders and water-fed poles to reach second-story windows safely — that's most of the houses we do.

Question 3

Are hard-water spots from mineral deposits removable?

Accepted Answer

Usually, yes. Hard-water spots from sprinklers or mineral deposits come off with the right treatment. If they've been baking on for years and etched the glass, we'll tell you straight what we can and can't fix.

Question 4

Can I have my screens cleaned at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yep — we wash screens too. Dirty screens make clean windows look hazy, so we recommend doing them together.

Question 5

Is it safe to have my windows cleaned after house washing?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it's actually the best order to do it in. We wash the house first, then the windows, so any overspray from the house wash doesn't end up on your clean glass.

Exterior Window Washing in Washington County, Oregon

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Why Get Your Windows Washed

See Clearly Again

More Light in the House

We Do the High Ones Too

Screens and Sills Included

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Call or text (503) 278-1637 for a free window washing quote anywhere in Washington County.

Frequently Asked Questions About Exterior Window Washing

Common questions about window washing in Washington County, Oregon.

How often should I have my exterior windows cleaned?

Can you clean windows on a two-story home?

Are hard-water spots from mineral deposits removable?

Can I have my screens cleaned at the same time?

Is it safe to have my windows cleaned after house washing?

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