Window cleaning in Orange County that includes the screens, the tracks and the second story
Clean windows change a house more than almost anything else for the money. We match you with window cleaners who show up with the right ladders and water-fed poles, do the screens and tracks, and come back on a schedule if you want them to.
What window cleaning costs in Orange County (2026)
Window cleaning is priced per pane or per window. Here is what Orange County homeowners typically pay.
Inside and out; second story and French panes at the top of the range.
Inside and out, with screens and tracks.
Two stories, 30+ windows, sliders and skylights.
Hard-water spot removal, solar panels, gutters while they are up there.
What moves the price
- Number of windows and panes.
- Single versus two stories, and roof-access skylights.
- Screens, tracks and hard-water spots.
- One-time versus a recurring schedule.
Window cleaning jobs we match every week
Tell us what is going on in plain words. We know which window cleaner in the network is right for the job, the neighborhood and the timing.
One call. The right window cleaner. No cost.
1. Tell us about the job
Call (714) 628-1225 or send the form below. A person from our Orange office answers, asks a few questions, and understands what you need.
2. We match you
We pick from the contractors we have already vetted for license, insurance and finished work. Want to compare? Ask for two or three.
3. They call you
The contractor contacts you to look at the job and quote it in writing. You decide. We follow up to make sure it went the way it should.
What we check so you don’t have to
Active with the Contractors State License Board, in the right classification for the work, checked again every renewal.
Liability and workers’ compensation certificates on file, so a problem on your property is their problem, not yours.
Years of finished jobs for Orange County homeowners, and the follow-up calls to prove it. Contractors stay in the network by keeping customers happy.
Written quotes, no bait-and-switch, and a deposit that respects California’s limit of $1,000 or 10%, whichever is less.
Window Cleaning in Orange County: questions we get every week
How often?
Twice a year for most Orange County homes; quarterly near the coast where salt and spray build up.
Will they do the screens?
Ours do, and the tracks. Ask any cleaner whether screens and tracks are included; it is the usual add-on.
Can hard-water spots be removed?
Usually, with a mineral remover and a polish. Etched glass from years of sprinkler spray cannot be.
Is it safe for tinted or low-E glass?
Yes, with the right cleaner and no abrasives. Tell them if the glass is tinted.
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Where we work
Window Cleaning referrals in every Orange County city, from the same office in Orange since 1985.
Ready for the right window cleaner?
Tell us about the job, or call. Free, no obligation, and a real person follows up.
Mon–Fri: 9:00AM – 5:00PM