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RECENT WINDOW CLEANING JOBS
From hard water stain removal to high windows and busy storefronts, here’s a closer look at a few recent jobs around Scottsdale, including the prep, methods and finish that went into each one.

North Scottsdale, AZ
Sprinklers had been hitting the lower windows of this North Scottsdale home for years, leaving cloudy mineral spots across 24 panes facing the yard. We tested a small corner first, then treated each window with a glass-safe stain remover before a full clean of the frames, tracks and screens.
The owners added a protective glass coating afterwards, which helps future overspray rinse off instead of baking on in the sun. The windows now look clear from both inside and out, even in the bright afternoon light.
Completion time: about 6 hours with a 2-person crew.
Project cost: $690, including hard water treatment on 24 panes.

McCormick Ranch, Scottsdale
This two-story home had 34 windows, including tall great-room glass and a row of clerestory panes the owners couldn’t reach safely. We used our water-fed pole system outside and extension tools indoors, working room by room to protect floors and furniture.
Screens were removed, washed and reinstalled, and every sill and track was vacuumed before the final detail. The result was a streak-free finish on glass that hadn’t been properly cleaned since the house was built.
Completion time: around 5 hours with a 2-person crew.
Project cost: $520 for 34 windows, 28 screens and every track.

Old Town Scottsdale, AZ
This retail storefront on a busy Old Town street collects fingerprints, dust and monsoon grime faster than most. We set up a recurring early-morning clean so the glass is spotless before the doors open and foot traffic picks up.
Doors, display windows and entry glass are cleaned on every visit, with frames wiped down and any hard water marks treated as they appear. The owner now has a storefront that looks sharp every week without having to think about it.
Completion time: about 45 minutes per visit.
Project cost: $65 per weekly visit on a recurring plan.
FOR YOUR HOME

Fingerprints, pet nose prints and household dust build up fastest on the glass used most, like patio sliders and kitchen windows. The crew lays down drop cloths and moves blinds and plants out of the way before starting.
Each pane is then worked until it’s streak-free, which matters in Scottsdale, where the low afternoon sun shows up every smear.

Outside glass collects desert dust, pollen and the spotty residue monsoon rain leaves once it dries. We check what’s on the glass first, then hand clean the reachable windows and use purified water for anything higher up.
Most homes look their best with an exterior clean every 3 to 4 months, and a little sooner after a dust storm.

A whole-house visit covers every window inside and out, from bathroom glass to the big picture windows over the pool. For a typical 20-window Scottsdale home, that usually lands between $160 and $200.
Screens, tracks and sills can be added if you want them. Townhouses, condos and larger estates are priced on the actual window count rather than a flat guess.

Screens trap fine dust and pollen that blow straight back onto clean glass, while tracks fill with grit that makes sliders stick.
We wash screens by hand and vacuum every track and sill, usually for around $5 a screen and $1 a track. It’s well worth adding after a windy spring or once monsoon season wraps up.

Upper-floor windows collect the same dust and mineral spots as ground-level glass. They’re just a lot harder to reach.
Water-fed poles and professional ladders let the crew clean glass above garages, stairwells and great rooms without trampling the landscaping. Purified water dries spot-free, so the top floor ends up as clear as the ground floor.

Sliding patio doors are the busiest glass in most Scottsdale homes, especially the ones leading out to the pool.
We clean both sides of every panel, wipe the frames and clear the tracks so the door glides again. Kids’ handprints and pet nose prints come off without harsh chemicals.
FOR BUSINESSES

Storefront glass shows every fingerprint, and in busy spots like Old Town or Kierland the dust settles quickly. Display windows, entry doors and frames are cleaned inside and out, often early in the morning before opening.
Small shops on a weekly plan usually need about an hour per visit, at typical local rates of $45 to $75 an hour.
Office glass picks up fingerprints around entrances and meeting rooms, while outside panes catch dust from nearby roads and parking lots.
Visits are planned around your working day, with interior partitions and exterior windows handled in the same trip. Most offices settle into a monthly or quarterly schedule depending on traffic and exposure.


Restaurant and retail glass gets touched all day, from patio doors to the window by the host stand. We work early or after close so diners and shoppers never have to step around a ladder.
Busy spots along Scottsdale Road or in Old Town usually do best with weekly visits rather than the odd deep clean.
Some buildings need clean glass every week, while others look fine with a visit every few months. Recurring plans run weekly, monthly or quarterly, and regular customers usually pay less per visit.
Before suggesting a schedule, we look at foot traffic, dust exposure and how the building faces the sun.


Entrance doors take more handprints than any other glass in a business, especially around the handles and push plates.
Both sides of every panel are cleaned, with extra attention on high-touch spots and the streaks bright sunlight shows up. Busy entrances can go on a weekly plan so they stay clear between full window cleans.
Low-rise commercial buildings often mix storefront glass, upper offices and tricky elevations in one property. We walk the site first to check access and heights, then pick hand cleaning, water-fed poles or ladders for each section.
Work is planned around entrances, parking and landscaping so the building keeps running while the glass gets done.

ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Sprinkler water leaves calcium and magnesium behind when it evaporates on glass. South of Indian School Road, Scottsdale water can reach 22 to 25 grains per gallon.
We test a small area first, then lift the spots with glass-safe removers, typically at around $15 per pane. If minerals have etched the glass, you’ll hear honestly what can and can’t be improved.
Tracks and sills collect dust, insects and grit that make sliders stiff and leave dirty corners after every storm.
We vacuum each channel and scrub the corners and weep holes by hand, usually for about $1 per window. It’s a cleaning service rather than a repair, though any damaged rollers or tracks will be pointed out.
A dusty screen can make freshly cleaned glass look dull, especially when the sun lights up everything stuck in the mesh.
We remove, brush and rinse each screen and let it dry before it goes back, usually for around $5 a screen or $10 for solar screens. Pairing it with a full window clean stops the dust from blowing straight back onto the glass.
Driveways, patios, pool decks and stucco walls collect desert dust, tire marks and the white and orange stains sprinklers leave behind. Pressure washing an 800 square foot Scottsdale driveway typically costs about $160 to $270.
Power washing with hot water runs around 10 to 15% more, but it lifts the oil and grease cold water can’t. Booking it alongside a window clean leaves the whole exterior looking fresh in one visit.
New builds and remodels leave windows covered in paint flecks, stucco splatter, labels and drywall dust.
We identify each type of residue and pick a method that suits the glass, since the wrong scraper can scratch tempered or coated glass for good. Builders and homeowners end up with windows ready for the final walkthrough.
Skylights catch dust, dried water marks and bird droppings that dim the light coming into the room below. A clean one can brighten a room more than you’d expect.
Before starting, we check the glazing, roof pitch and access, then clean both sides where it’s safe to reach. Most skylights cost around $12 each.
WHY CHOOSE US
Homeowners and businesses across Scottsdale keep calling Scottsdale Window Cleaners back, and the numbers below show why. It comes down to the right method for desert glass, careful detail work and a price that’s explained before anyone picks up a squeegee.
HOW IT WORKS
01
Tell us how many windows you have, whether you need inside, outside or both, and if there are screens, skylights or hard water stains. Photos help too, and we’ll give you a clear price before anything is booked.
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When we arrive, we walk the property with you, check the glass for stains, tint or damage and confirm any areas that need extra care. Furniture near windows is noted so we can protect it.
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We clean the glass with the right method for each window, then wipe frames, vacuum tracks and wash screens. Hard water treatment and high windows are handled at this stage.
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Before we leave, we check every window in natural light and fix any spots or streaks. You get a quick walkthrough, and if anything isn’t right later, we’ll come back and sort it out.
METHODS & TREATMENTS
Every Scottsdale window gets the method it needs, from a hand clean on ground-floor glass to a water-fed pole for high windows and a hard water treatment for sprinkler spots.

Hand cleaning with a scrubber and squeegee is still the best option for most ground-floor windows and interior glass. It gives a precise, streak-free finish and lets us detail frames and edges as we go.
Purified water is pumped through a lightweight pole to clean high windows from the ground. Because the water has no minerals, it dries spot-free, which suits Arizona glass perfectly.
Mineral deposits from sprinklers and hard water need a dedicated treatment. We use glass-safe products that break down the buildup so the glass looks clear again.
Screens are removed, brushed and rinsed to clear dust and pollen, then dried and reinstalled. Clean screens stop dirt from blowing straight back onto freshly cleaned glass.
Tracks, sills and frames are vacuumed and wiped to remove desert dust, insects and grit. It keeps windows sliding smoothly and finishes the clean properly.
A clear protective coating helps water and dust roll off the glass instead of drying on. It’s a smart add-on for windows near sprinklers, pools or open desert.

WHAT TO EXPECT
A typical window cleaning appointment in Scottsdale moves through 4 simple stages, from preparation to the final check. The size of the home, the height of the glass and the condition of the windows all affect how long the visit takes.
We confirm the time, the number of windows and any special requests. Gates should be unlocked and pets kept inside.
Drop cloths and shoe covers protect floors and furniture, and items near windows are moved carefully where needed.
Glass, frames, screens and tracks are cleaned with the right method for each window, including high glass and hard water spots.
We check every window with you before we leave. If anything isn’t right, we come back and fix it at no charge.
PRICING GUIDE
Work Type | Typical Range |
|---|---|
Standard window, inside & outside Double-hung or sliding, two panes | $8 to $10 per window |
Typical 20-window home Single-story, inside & outside | $160 to $200 |
Larger 30 to 40-window home Two-story and estate homes | $230 to $390 |
Hard water stain removal Calcium and lime deposits | Around $15 per pane |
Screens, tracks & sills Add-on to any clean | $5 per screen, $1 per track |
Skylights & solar screens Specialty glass and sun screens | $10 to $12 each |
* Based on current Scottsdale and national window cleaning cost data. Height, access, window count and stain severity affect final quotes.
The number of windows is only part of the price. More often, the difference between two quotes comes down to what each one actually includes.
Our advice: compare what’s included, not just the number at the bottom. Screens, tracks, sills and hard water treatment can make two similar-looking quotes very different.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Real feedback from homeowners and businesses across Scottsdale and the surrounding Valley.

“Sprinklers had left white spots all over the glass facing our backyard. The crew treated every pane, washed the screens and cleaned the tracks, and the difference in the afternoon light is huge.”
Lauren Mitchell
McCormick Ranch, Scottsdale


“We have tall great-room windows we could never reach ourselves. They used a water-fed pole outside and had everything streak-free in one visit, without trampling a single plant.”
Jason Harper
DC Ranch, Scottsdale


“The team comes in early before we open, so customers never see a ladder. The glass, doors and frames are spotless every Monday morning.”
Mia Torres
Old Town Scottsdale


“Every window, screen and track was listed on the quote, and the final bill matched it exactly. They even pressure washed the driveway while they were here.”
Robert Collins
Gainey Ranch, Scottsdale

LOCAL COVERAGE
Our window cleaners cover every Scottsdale neighborhood and the wider Valley, handling residential window cleaning, commercial glass and pressure washing. Don’t see your area? Give us a quick call to confirm coverage.
QUESTIONS
Yes. Scottsdale Window Cleaners has serviced 1,200+ homes and 180+ offices, storefronts and restaurants across the city. Alongside window cleaning, the crew offers pressure washing and power washing for driveways, patios, pool decks and walkways, and commercial visits can be booked early or after hours.
Yes. Most customers book both sides, though exterior-only cleans are available and cost less. The scope and access are confirmed when you request a quote, so there are no surprises on the day.
Yes. Screens are washed by hand for around $5 each, while tracks and sills are vacuumed and wiped for about $1 per window. Both can be added to any window clean and are listed separately on your quote.
Yes. Plans run weekly, monthly or quarterly, and recurring customers usually pay less per visit than one-off jobs. Storefronts tend to go weekly, while most homes stick to every 3 or 4 months.
Most surface mineral deposits can be removed with a glass-safe treatment, usually priced at around $15 per pane. Glass that years of buildup have etched may keep faint marks, and you’ll know that before any work starts.
Call or send the form with your address, rough window count and the services you need. Standard windows usually run $8 to $10 each in Scottsdale, and you’ll get a clear, itemized price before anything is booked.
Most homes do well with a professional clean every 3 to 6 months. Properties near open desert, golf courses or busy sprinklers may need it more often, and a quick exterior clean is worth booking after monsoon season, which runs from June 15 to September 30.
GET IN TOUCH
Ready for clear, streak-free windows or a freshly pressure washed driveway? Call us or send a quick message and we’ll get back to you with a free quote for your home or business anywhere in Scottsdale and the surrounding Valley.