Scottsdale Window Cleaners has handled residential window cleaning in Scottsdale, AZ since 2018, starting with one pickup truck and a bucket of squeegees. More than 1,200 homes later, every job still begins with a slow walk around the house.
Desert dust, palo verde pollen and sprinkler overspray hit every pane a little differently. A McCormick Ranch rambler full of sliders needs a different plan than a two-story Grayhawk build with arched upper windows.
Purified water rinses the outside glass so it dries spot-free in full sun, while interior panes get a hand squeegee and a lint-free finish. Screens, tracks and sills can ride along on the same visit.
A typical 30 to 40-window, two-story home runs about $230 to $390. Spot a streak after the crew leaves? It gets fixed free, no questions asked.
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RECENT WINDOW CLEANING JOBS
These 3 recent jobs show what residential window cleaning looks like on real Scottsdale homes, from a 2-story house in Grayhawk to a small condo near Old Town.

COMPLETED PROJECT · TROON, 85262
Sprinkler heads in the desert landscaping had sprayed the back of this Troon home for years, leaving chalky rings on 18 large panes. After a test patch, the Scottsdale Window Cleaners crew worked a glass-safe remover across each pane, then cleaned all 28 exterior windows and rinsed 14 solar screens. With Pinnacle Peak framed in the great-room glass, the clear view was the first thing the homeowner pointed out.
Turnaround Time: 6 hours with a 2-person crew
Final Price: $640
FOR YOUR HOME

Kids, pets and everyday cooking leave fingerprints and haze on indoor glass, and Scottsdale’s low afternoon sun makes every smudge obvious.
The Scottsdale Window Cleaners crews lay down drop cloths, lift blinds out of the way and clean picture, sliding, casement and bay windows until each pane is streak-free. Condos, townhouses and single-family homes all get the same careful finish.

Outside glass collects windblown sand, pollen and cobwebs, and a single dust storm can coat a whole side of the house in an afternoon.
Ground-floor windows are hand cleaned with a scrubber and squeegee, while a water-fed pole with purified water reaches second-story glass without a ladder against the stucco. The glass dries spot-free, even in full sun.

Dusty mesh traps grit that blows right back onto clean glass, and solar screens hold even more because of their tighter weave.
Each screen is removed, brushed and rinsed by hand, then dried before it goes back in. Standard screens run about $5 each and solar screens about $10.

Sand and dead insects pile up in sliding window tracks until the sash starts to drag, often long before the glass looks dirty.
The crew vacuums each channel, scrubs the corners and weep holes, then wipes the sills and frames for about $1 per window. Worn rollers or cracked seals get pointed out so you know what needs repair.

Sliding patio doors and French doors leading out to the pool see more hands, paws and splashes than any other glass in the house.
Both sides of every panel are cleaned and the frames wiped down, with extra care around low-E coatings and tinted film. Clearing the bottom track at the same time keeps the door gliding smoothly.

Scottsdale’s water carries 16 to 25 grains of hardness per gallon, so every sprinkler cycle leaves calcium spots that bake onto sun-facing glass.
A small test patch comes first, then a glass-safe remover lifts the deposits at around $15 per pane. Glass that minerals have already etched may keep faint marks, and you’ll hear that upfront.
WHY CHOOSE US
Good residential window cleaning in Scottsdale comes down to knowing how desert glass behaves, and 8+ years of local homes have taught the Scottsdale Window Cleaners crew exactly that. Here’s what homeowners can count on from the first quote to the final walkthrough.
QUESTIONS
Standard windows run $8 to $10 each for inside and outside cleaning. A typical 20-window single-story home lands around $160 to $200, and hard water treatment adds about $15 per pane.
Most single-story homes take 2 to 4 hours with a 2-person crew. Larger 2-story homes with screens, tracks and hard water treatment can run 5 to 7 hours, and nearly every job finishes in one visit.
Yes. Most homeowners book both sides, though exterior-only cleaning is available and costs less.
Yes. Screens are hand washed for about $5 each and solar screens for about $10, while tracks and sills are detailed for about $1 per window. Homes with heavily packed sliders often book a full window track cleaning as well.
Ground-floor glass is cleaned by hand with professional scrubbers and squeegees. High windows are reached with a water-fed pole and purified water, and hard water spots get glass-safe removers that won’t scratch coatings.
Yes. If a streak or missed spot shows up after the visit, call and the crew will come back and fix it at no charge.
Most homes do well with a professional clean every 3 to 6 months. Homes near golf courses, open desert or busy sprinklers often add a quick exterior clean once monsoon season ends. Many homeowners pair it with solar panel cleaning so every bit of glass on the house stays on one schedule.
Tell us your window count, whether you need inside, outside or both, and any extras like screens, tracks or hard water treatment. You’ll get a clear, itemized quote before anything is booked, and most Scottsdale homes are cleaned within the week.