Scottsdale Window Cleaners has washed more than 38,000 screens since opening, and window screen cleaning stays one of the most booked jobs in Scottsdale, AZ. Desert grit and palo verde pollen work deep into the mesh faster than most people expect.
Fiberglass insect screens, aluminum mesh, pet-resistant screening and 80% or 90% solar screens each get their own wash. Removable panels are hand scrubbed on a tarp, sun dried and returned to the exact window they came from.
Patio screen doors are cleaned in place, with corners and spline wiped so the mesh stays snug. A small repair kit rides on every truck, so a loose spline in McCormick Ranch can be fixed the same afternoon.
Standard screens run about $5 each, while solar screens sit near $10. Torn mesh or bent frames get flagged on the spot, never brushed aside.
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RECENT WINDOW CLEANING JOBS
This recent North Scottsdale job shows what a full solar and insect screen clean looks like, from removal to the final fit.

COMPLETED PROJECT · NORTH SCOTTSDALE, 85260
A west-facing ranch home off Cactus Road had 18 solar screens so caked with dust and sprinkler residue that the rooms behind them looked dim even at noon. Our crew removed every screen, brushed and rinsed the solar mesh along with 10 standard insect screens on the lawn, then wiped each frame before refitting it. The afternoon glare stayed out, and the view of the McDowell Mountains finally came through clearly again.
Turnaround Time: 3 hours with a 2-person crew
Final Price: $230
FOR HOMES & BUILDINGS

Screens on homes, condos and storefronts trap the fine dust that blows in every time a haboob rolls across the Valley.
Each screen is cleaned to suit its mesh and condition, whether it comes down for a full wash or stays in place. Businesses can add screens to a regular window visit so everything is done in one trip.

Cobwebs, pollen and dead insects cling to fine mesh until the whole window looks grey from the street.
Soft brushes and a low-pressure rinse lift the debris without stretching fiberglass or denting aluminum screening. Standard screens run about $5 each.

Solar screens are everywhere in Scottsdale, and their tight weave holds onto sand and irrigation residue far more than standard mesh.
We hand wash each panel with a mild solution that won’t strip the coating, then rinse it and let it dry fully before it goes back up. Most solar screens cost about $10 each.

Screen doors leading out to the pool or patio pick up handprints, pet hair and dust along the bottom half.
The mesh, frame and handle area are cleaned on both sides, and the bottom track is cleared so the door slides smoothly. Worn rollers or loose latches get flagged for repair.

Fine sand settles into frame corners and along the spline long after the mesh itself looks clean.
Corners, edges and frame joints are wiped by hand before each screen goes back in its original window. It’s the step that makes a screen look new instead of just rinsed.

Spring pollen and monsoon dust storms coat screens again within a few months, especially on homes near open desert or golf courses.
Many homeowners book screen cleaning twice a year, once in spring and again after monsoon season ends. Pairing it with a regular window clean keeps dust from blowing straight back onto the glass.
WHY CHOOSE US
Window screen cleaning in Scottsdale comes down to handling each mesh the right way and putting every screen back where it belongs. Here’s what homeowners can count on.
QUESTIONS
Yes. Insect screens, solar screens and patio screen doors are cleaned on homes and businesses across the city, either on their own or alongside a window clean.
Standard insect screens run about $5 each and solar screens about $10 each. A typical home with 15 to 20 screens lands around $75 to $200, depending on the mix.
Yes. Each type gets its own method, with soft brushes for fine insect mesh and a mild solution that protects the coating on solar screens.
Removable screens are taken down, washed, dried and refitted in their original windows. Fixed screens are cleaned in place.
Most homes take 1 to 3 hours, depending on the number of screens and whether the windows are cleaned in the same visit. Many homes book it alongside window track cleaning, since the same dust fills both.
Cleaning doesn’t cover torn mesh, loose spline or bent frames, but the crew points out any damage so you know exactly what needs fixing.
Most homes do well with screens cleaned twice a year, once in spring and again after monsoon season ends in late September. Rooftop arrays collect the same haboob dust, which is why some homeowners add solar panel cleaning to the spring visit.
Count your insect screens, solar screens and screen doors, or just send a quick photo, and we’ll put together a clear per-screen quote. Pair it with a window clean and both get done in the same visit.