Residential Window Cleaning in Portland, OR

Your home’s windows take the brunt of Portland’s weather all year — rain in the winter, pollen in the spring, and whatever’s left over from summer dust. Residential window cleaning isn’t a once-a-decade luxury here; it’s basic upkeep.

What’s Included

• Interior and exterior glass, cleaned with a traditional applicator-and-squeegee method inside and a pure-water, deionized system outside
• Tracks and sills — where most of the visible grime actually collects, and where a rushed job skips
• Screens removed, washed, and reinstalled
• A final walk-through before we call the job done

Homes We Work With

From a 1910s Sellwood bungalow with original wood-frame windows to a newer build in Beaverton with larger picture windows, the approach adjusts to the house — not the other way around. Older homes with storm windows get the careful removal-and-reinstall process that requires; newer homes with tilt-in sashes get cleaned faster because the design allows it.

How Often You Actually Need This

Most homes do well on a twice-a-year schedule: spring, to clear winter grime and pollen, and early fall, ideally before Portland’s rainy season sets in around mid-October. Homes with heavy tree cover or near busier streets often need a bit more.