Window Cleaning Prices in Portland, OR

We publish our pricing because most Portland window cleaning companies don’t, and that’s exactly the problem. If you’ve ever been quoted one price on the phone and charged another at the door, you know why — a “call for a quote” black box is where surprise price hikes hide. Here’s what real window cleaning costs, and what actually changes the number.

The National Benchmark

Professional window cleaners typically charge somewhere in the $4–$8 per pane or $10–$15 per window range. That’s a reasonable starting point for a single-story home with standard double-hung windows and easy access — but it’s a benchmark, not a quote. Your actual price depends on the factors below.

What Actually Changes Your Price

• Window count and type. A single-hung window, a double-hung window, and a French door all take different time to clean properly — double-hung windows in particular take longer because both sashes need attention.
• Height and access. Ground-floor windows cost less than second-story or high-rise glass, which needs a water-fed pole or specialized access equipment.
• Storm windows. Common on older Portland homes in neighborhoods like Nob Hill and Irvington — these need to be carefully removed, cleaned on both sides, and reinstalled, which adds time.
• Tracks, sills, and screens. Whether these are included in the base price or charged separately varies by company — we include them.
• Frequency. A one-time deep clean costs more per visit than a recurring twice-a-year plan, since we’re not catching up on a full year of Portland rain and pollen buildup.

Our Pricing

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No Mystery Pricing, No Pressure

We give you a real number based on your actual windows — not a guess over the phone that changes once we’re at your door. If the scope of a job changes once we’re on site, we’ll tell you why before we do the extra work, not after.