Harbor LaneWindow Cleaning

About Harbor Lane Window Cleaning

One person, one ladder, clean glass.

I’m Dana. I run Harbor Lane Window Cleaning out of Duluth and I do every job myself, start to finish. Nobody knocks on your door on my behalf and nobody you have not met shows up in your yard.

Window cleaning is not complicated, but it is easy to do badly. A squeegee dragged too dry leaves a haze that only shows up when the sun comes around. Screens put back wet leave streaks on the glass they are supposed to protect. Sills skipped look worse than when you started. Most of the job is in the details you would notice a week later, so I do them the first time.

I started doing this because I like the work: it is outside, it is finished when it is finished, and you can see the difference immediately. If that sounds like the kind of person you want on a ladder against your house, I would be glad to hear from you.

A window cleaner on a ladder washing a second-story window of a Duluth house in autumn

You should not be able to tell I was there, except for the glass.

Local to Duluth

Hillside, Lakeside and up the shore

Inside and out

Glass, screens and sills in one visit

Free estimates

A straight price before any work

One person, start to finish

The number you call is the one on the ladder

How a job goes

01

You get in touch

Call, text, or send the form with a rough idea of the place: how many windows, one story or two, and where you are. A photo of the glass helps more than you would think.

02

We settle a number

I ask what I need to ask. Sometimes that is enough to quote it; sometimes I come out and count the panes. Either way you get one price for the job before I start.

03

I show up, on time

Ladders, drop cloths, squeegees, clean water. Floors covered, furniture put back, screens out and rinsed. You point at anything I missed and I fix it while I am still there.

Free estimates, and a straight answer.

If your windows do not need what you were going to ask for, I will say so. That is cheaper for you and better for the phone call next spring.