What I do

Windows, storefronts, gutters.

Three services, priced plainly and done by the same person. Here is exactly what is included, so there are no surprises on the day.

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House window cleaning

Inside and out, with the screens and sills done too.

Most homes around here have a mix of double-hungs, a few storms and a slider or two, plus a couple of panes that only see sun in the afternoon. I wash the glass inside and out, wipe down the frames and sills, and pull the screens to rinse them, so the whole window looks finished, not just the part you can reach from the ground. Ladders, squeegees and drop cloths are mine. I move what is on the sill and put it back where it was.

Glass washed inside and out
Screens removed, rinsed and reset
Sills, tracks and frames wiped
Storm windows and sliding doors
Furniture and floors covered

Storefront window cleaning

Done outside your open hours, before the first customer.

Door glass, display windows and the small pane by the register are the first thing anyone sees of your shop. We pick a time outside your open hours, so the sidewalk is clear and the glass is done before you unlock. Squeegee and clean water, no haze, no drying spots on the display. Weekly, every other week, or a one-time wash before an event or a busy weekend, whichever suits your block.

Door and display glass
Frames and kick plates wiped
Timed around your open hours
One-time or on a regular schedule
Small offices and studios welcome

Gutter cleaning

Leaves out before the first hard freeze.

A Duluth fall fills a gutter fast, and water that cannot get out finds the fascia, the soffit, and eventually the basement. I scoop the troughs by hand, flush the downspouts until they run clear, and tell you if I see a section pulling away or a shingle worth a look. It is a small job that prevents a big one, and the best week for it is usually the week you were thinking about it.

Troughs cleared by hand
Downspouts flushed and checked
Debris bagged and hauled away
Roof and fascia checked while I am up
Before-the-snow scheduling

What an estimate looks like

Estimates are free and there is no pressure attached to one. I ask a few questions about the house or the shop, and where it makes a difference I come out and count the windows myself. You get a single number for the job, in writing, before anything gets wet.

Prices depend on how many panes, how many stories, how much ladder work is involved and how long the glass has gone since the last wash. I would rather quote you honestly after seeing it than guess at a number now and change it later.

No charge for the estimate itself
Screen and sill cleaning included with house windows
Gutter debris bagged and hauled away
Storefront work timed around your open hours
A reply to every request, with no pressure attached

Not sure which of the three you need? Tell me what the windows look like and I will figure it out with you.

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