Window Cleaning in San Diego

Why hire it out

Cleaning your own windows is a real hassle. Toting a ladder, a squeegee and a heavy bucket around the outside of the house is not how most people want to spend a weekend afternoon, and it carries a real chance of getting hurt. Plenty of homeowners have also found out the hard way that a streak-free squeegee job takes more skill than it looks, and ended a long day with streaks across every pane.

Maid in America sends a trusted, experienced window cleaner with the right tools, so the job gets done fast and right.

Make your home shine

Windows should be cleaned two to three times a year to stay looking their best, because weathering slowly builds up grime. Clean glass makes both the inside and the outside of the home more appealing, and lets the sunlight in without water spots or fingerprints in the way. If you are getting ready to sell, clean windows help the house make a good first impression at the open house. Curb appeal is key.

Keep your windows in shape for longer

Regular cleaning keeps contaminants like hard water, salt air near the coast, and oxidation off the glass, so your windows look better and last longer. Screens and tracks are part of the job: dirty tracks make sliders stick, and dusty screens put the dirt right back on clean glass.

When to book window cleaning

Spring and fall are the most common times: spring to clear the winter rain spots and pollen, fall to get the summer dust and salt off before the holidays. Plenty of homeowners also book it right before guests arrive, before listing a home for sale, or as part of a move-out clean so the new owners or the landlord walk into bright, clear windows.

Homes near the coast, from Oceanside and Carlsbad down to Point Loma and Coronado, collect a salty film from the marine layer faster than homes inland. Inland homes in places like Escondido, Poway and El Cajon tend to get more dust after Santa Ana winds. Either way, clean glass makes a bigger difference to how a house feels than most people expect.