Window Cleaning in Lexington, KY
Streak-free interior and exterior glass using a purified water-fed pole system — no soap, no ladder on your second story, no spots left behind once the water dries.
Purified water, no soap
Dries completely streak-free
No ladder required
Water-fed pole reaches upper stories safely
Quoted before we start
Per-window estimate, no surprises
Why Purified Water?
Ordinary tap water leaves mineral spots as it dries. Purified water has nothing left behind to spot — so glass dries completely clear without a single wipe.
A pressure-washed house with dirty windows still looks unfinished — it's the detail that closes the gap between "clean" and "brand new." Window cleaning sounds simple, but the difference between a professional finish and a streaky one comes down to the water, not the effort. Standard tap water carries dissolved minerals that dry into faint spots on glass no matter how carefully it's wiped. We run our system through a purification stage first, so the water itself has nothing left to leave behind once it dries.
Why we don't put a ladder on your second story.
A ladder against a second-story window is one of the more common ways a DIY cleaning job ends in an ER visit or a cracked window frame. Our water-fed pole system reaches most upper-story glass entirely from the ground — a soft-bristle brush loosens dirt while purified water rinses it away, with no chemicals and no one standing on your roofline or leaning a ladder against your gutters.
Because the water carries no dissolved minerals, it doesn't need to be squeegeed off to avoid spotting — it simply evaporates clear. That's the same reason professional window cleaning tends to hold its streak-free finish longer than a DIY wash with a garden hose and glass cleaner.
Can you reach second-story windows without a ladder?
Yes. We use a water-fed pole system with purified water for most upper-story glass, which is both safer and streak-free compared to a ladder and standard tap water.
Every Window Is Different
Window styles we clean around Lexington.
Double & Single Hung
The most common window style in Lexington homes — top and bottom sash cleaned inside and out, sill wiped clean.
French-Pane Windows
Priced per pane rather than per window, since each individual grid section takes separate attention.
Picture, Bay & Geometric
Larger fixed panes with more surface area — usually still faster per square foot than several small panes.
Casement Windows
Crank-style windows that open outward, cleaned inside and out including the frame track.
Skylights
Cleaned inside and out where safely accessible — often the most neglected glass in a home.
Solar Panels
A light wash to clear dust and pollen film that quietly reduces panel efficiency over a season.
Do you clean the inside and outside of the glass?
Yes, standard service includes both interior and exterior glass, plus wiping down the sill and frame. Exterior-only cleaning is available at a reduced rate.
Dirty glass filters out more daylight than people expect — a thin film of dust, pollen, and hard water spotting can noticeably dim a room without anyone realizing why. It's a small thing most homeowners never connect to their windows directly, but a clean pane lets a room feel brighter and larger without changing a single light fixture. It's not the main reason most people book a window cleaning, but it's usually the first thing they notice once the job is done.
Honest Expectations
A few things worth knowing before you book.
We don't service storm windows.
If your home has storm windows installed over the primary glass, those are outside our standard service — let us know during the quote so we can talk through what is included.
Removable grates or mullions are the homeowner's responsibility.
If your windows have decorative grates or removable mullions, those need to be taken off and put back by you — we clean the glass itself, not disassemble window hardware.
Heavy hard water staining may not fully disappear.
Light mineral spotting usually lifts during a standard clean. Years of built-up hard water staining sometimes needs a separate glass restoration treatment, and even then, full removal isn't always possible depending on how deep the etching goes.
We reschedule around rain and high wind.
Rain undoes a finished window before it even dries, and wind makes pole and ladder work genuinely unsafe. We'd rather move the date than do the job twice.
Can you remove hard water stains from my glass?
Sometimes. Light mineral deposits often lift during a standard clean, but heavier hard water staining usually needs a separate glass restoration treatment, and full removal isn't always guaranteed.
Real Results
Recent window cleanings around Lexington.
Full Two-Story Exterior
Water-fed pole cleaning on every upper-story window, no ladder against the house.
Commercial Storefront Glass
Weekly cleaning schedule keeping street-facing glass streak-free year-round.
Interior + Exterior Bundle
Full in-and-out window cleaning paired with a house wash in the same visit.
Estimated Pricing
Per-window estimates for Lexington homes.
Priced per window rather than per home, since a two-window cottage and a twenty-window colonial need very different numbers. These are estimate starting points — your exact quote comes before any work is scheduled.
Estimate minimum applies for small jobs. Sill/base wiping included at no charge with standard service.
Save More
Bundle window cleaning and save 10–15%.
House Washing
Soft wash siding cleaning — the most common pairing with a window cleaning visit.
Learn more Add-On ServiceGutter Cleaning
Interior clean-out and exterior brightening while we're already set up on-site.
Learn more Add-On ServiceRoof Cleaning
Soft wash algae and moss removal for shingle, metal, tile, or cedar roofs.
Learn moreQuestions
Common questions about window cleaning.
How often should I get my windows professionally cleaned?+
Most Lexington homes do well on a three to six month schedule. Homes near heavy tree cover, close to a busy road, or with a lot of glass often benefit from the shorter end of that range.
What's included in a standard window cleaning?+
Interior and exterior glass, plus wiping down the sill and frame. Screens, tracks, and hard water restoration are available as add-ons if you want the full detail.
Do you clean screens?+
Yes, as an add-on — either dry-brushed or washed with a screen washer and detergent, priced separately from the glass itself.
Can you reach my second-story windows safely?+
Yes. A water-fed pole system with purified water reaches most upper-story glass from the ground, which is both safer than a ladder and leaves a streak-free finish without any soap.
Do you clean storm windows?+
No, we don't service storm windows. If your windows have removable grates or mullions, those need to be removed and reinstalled by the homeowner.
Can you remove hard water stains from my glass?+
Sometimes. Light mineral spotting often lifts during a standard clean. Heavier, set-in hard water staining usually needs a separate glass restoration treatment, and full removal isn't always guaranteed depending on how long it's been there.
Will you clean in the rain or high wind?+
No — we reschedule at no charge. Rain undoes the work before it's even finished, and wind makes ladder and pole work unsafe.
Can I bundle window cleaning with other services?+
Yes. It's commonly added onto a house washing visit, since we're already on-site with water and equipment set up.
See more daylight, not more streaks.
Purified water, no soap, no ladder against your house. Just clear glass.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Not happy? We come back and fix it. No questions.