Scottsdale Window Cleaners provides storefront window cleaning for the glass shoppers see first. Around 60 shops along Fifth Avenue, Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Fashion Square sit on a weekly route that starts before 7 a.m.
Handprints pile up on entry doors by lunch, and parking lot dust dulls display glass by the weekend. A typical visit covers:
Most small storefronts need about an hour per visit at local rates of $45 to $75. Missed a streak? A free return trip is part of the deal.
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RECENT WINDOW CLEANING JOBS
This recent Old Town job shows how a busy gallery storefront gets cleaned before the doors open, without touching a single display.

COMPLETED PROJECT · OLD TOWN ARTS DISTRICT, 85251
Floor-to-ceiling display windows at this Marshall Way gallery were catching dust from the street and sprinkler spots from the planters out front, right before the Thursday night ArtWalk. Our crew cleaned 14 large panes inside and out, worked carefully around the vinyl lettering and detailed the entry door and sidelights. Visitors that evening could see every piece on the walls from the sidewalk, and the gallery booked a weekly slot.
Turnaround Time: 1.5 hours, finished before opening
Final Price: $110 per visit
FOR BUSINESSES

Storefront glass picks up fingerprints on the inside and parking lot dust, pollen and water marks on the outside.
Both sides are cleaned with a scrubber and squeegee, then finished with purified water so nothing dries spotty in the afternoon sun. Boutiques, cafés, salons and pharmacies all get the same streak-free result.

Floor-to-ceiling display windows show every smudge once the sun hits them, especially on west-facing shops.
The crew works carefully around window decals, protective films and merchandise placed close to the glass. Large panels are cleaned edge to edge so products look sharp from the sidewalk.

Planter sprinklers and drip lines near shop entrances leave mineral spots that bake onto lower glass in a single summer.
A test patch comes first, then a glass-safe remover lifts the deposits at around $15 per pane. Etched glass is flagged before any work starts.

Entry doors and sidelights take more handprints than any other glass in a shop, especially around the push bars.
Doors, vestibule panels and sidelights are cleaned on every visit, with extra attention on high-touch spots. Busy entrances can get a quick mid-week touch-up between full cleans.

Cobwebs, dust and insect debris gather along storefront mullions and ledges even when the glass looks clean.
Aluminum and painted metal frames are wiped by hand with cleaners that protect the finish. Sill and edge detailing usually adds about $1 per window.

A street-facing boutique in Old Town needs more frequent attention than a shaded unit tucked inside a shopping center.
Plans run weekly, every 2 weeks or monthly, and businesses with several locations get one schedule and one invoice. Recurring clients pay less per visit than one-off cleans.
WHY CHOOSE US
Storefront window cleaning in Scottsdale is all about first impressions, and clean glass sells before anyone walks in. Here’s what shop owners can count on from Scottsdale Window Cleaners.
QUESTIONS
Yes. Boutiques, restaurants, cafés, salons, pharmacies, galleries and showrooms across the city are cleaned inside and out on one-time or recurring visits.
Most small storefronts take about an hour per visit at typical local rates of $45 to $75 an hour. Larger shops and multi-unit centers are quoted per visit after a quick walkthrough.
Yes. Most storefront visits happen early in the morning or after close, so customers never have to step around a ladder.
Yes. Display windows, entry doors, vestibules and sidelights are cleaned on both sides during the same visit. Entry doors get the same care covered under glass door cleaning.
No. The crew cleans carefully around decals, vinyl lettering and protective films, and never scrapes over them.
Yes. Plans run weekly, every 2 weeks or monthly, and businesses with several locations get one schedule and one invoice.
Busy shops, cafés and restaurants usually go weekly, while quieter storefronts do well every 2 weeks. A quick extra clean after a dust storm keeps displays looking sharp. Walkways and entrances in front of the shop can also be freshened up with pressure washing.
Tell us your shop address, how many display windows and doors you have and when you open, and we’ll send a clear per-visit quote. Early-morning and after-close visits keep the glass spotless without interrupting customers.