Exterior Window Cleaning in the Marietta Area

Why exterior windows get cloudy

Every spring, Georgia pollen coats exterior glass in a yellow film that rain only smears. Add sprinkler overspray, dust from the road, and mildew creeping onto frames and sills, and windows that were clear a year ago start to look dull from the curb and hazy from inside.

Exterior window cleaning removes that layer so light comes through the way it should and the front of your home looks sharp.

What gets cleaned

Exterior glass, frames, and sills are the standard scope. Glass doors, sliders, transoms, sidelights, and second-story windows are all included when you tell Mike what you have.

This service covers the outside of the house. If you have questions about interior glass or screens, ask Mike when you call or text.

Low pressure, not a blast

Glass, seals, and window frames are not surfaces for high pressure. Forcing water at a window can push it past the seals or damage trim, so exterior window cleaning uses a low-pressure rinse and the right cleaning solution rather than raw power.

Mike matches the approach to your window type and how the frames are holding up, the same way he does for siding and roofs.

Pairs well with a house wash

Most homeowners add window cleaning to a house wash. The siding is already being cleaned, the equipment is already set up, and finishing with clear glass is what makes the whole job look complete. Ask Mike about bundling when you request your estimate.

Honest expectations

Cleaning removes pollen, dirt, and most water spotting and makes a noticeable difference. Etched glass, mineral staining that has sat for years, and fogging between double-pane glass are not things a cleaning can fix. Mike will tell you what to expect before he starts.