If you’ve noticed that your windows are dirty you have probably tried to clean them yourself [link to other article]. But cleaning windows by your self has drawbacks. Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you find streaks on your windows. And some windows are impossible to get cleaned because of how high they are.
So your left wondering “Is there a professional service near me that’ll clean all of my home’s windows for me?”
“And if there is, how much would it cost?”
You’re in luck! I run that service here at Gleam Windows.
Understanding how much it would cost to clean a home depends on a variety of factors, and if you read on, I will help you understand.
Factors that determine the cost to clean residential windows
Speed
A fast service with no loss of quality make the service more valuable. I have the skills and tools to make window cleaning a quick process.
Number of windows
As seen the in picture above, some buildings have more windows than others. Having more windows to clean means there must be more time spent cleaning.
So when coming up with a quote the number of windows a home has determines how long it will take to clean a house.
Types of windows
The most common and easy to clean windows are double hung windows. However some homes have windows with more intricate designs. There are semi-circle windows and storm windows.
These types of windows are more difficult to clean. The increase in difficulty means an adjustment in cost.
How dirty the windows are
Windows that are extra dirty require extra effort. At gleam windows I love putting in the extra effort to make your windows shine.
As a result, a window with more dirt and debris, requires more time and effort to reach that special clean you want.
Distance of a route
Distance between houses also plays a crucial role in how much to charge for window cleaning services.
Driving from one end of Mason to the other and back and then driving to Lebanon and later on to Loveland takes a lot of time and gas.
So having many customers in a small area makes it easier to keep all business costs down.
Flat rate vs. Custom Quote
With all of these different factors that come into play with window cleaning you may believe that it is expensive. A normal two-story home in Mason, Ohio could easily cost $500 to $1200.
That’s why I decided to go with a flat rate. I’ve decided to simply focus on homes that are close in location and similar in build. That way a small fee of about $300 is affordable.