Residential & Commercial Window Cleaning in the NRV & Surrounding Areas
The kind of clean you stop noticing, right up until a neighbor asks who did your windows.
We're a local, family-owned and operated business committed to providing an array of services at the highest level of quality and integrity available.
Established as a family trade in 1978, Expert Window Cleaning continues to serve the NRV and surrounding communities to this day. That's a polite way of saying we've cleaned a truly absurd number of windows. Long enough to know every trick worth keeping and to skip the ones that aren't. We show up when we say we will, we clean what we say we'll clean, and we leave without trying to sell you something you don't need.
How We Actually Do It
Pure-Water System
We run tap water through a series of tanks that strip out the minerals and dissolved solids, the stuff that leaves spots. What's left rinses clean and dries clear on its own. No soap, no streaks, nothing harsh near your home or landscaping. The carbon-fiber poles reach nearly 80 feet, so the windows you can't get to are exactly the ones we're built for.
Traditional Squeegee Work
For everything within arm's reach, there's no substitute for a blade, a steady hand, and a biodegradable solution that does its job and breaks down after. Done right, it's closer to a craft than a chore.
The Hard-to-Reach Stuff
Eight stories up, behind the landscaping, coated in post-construction haze: these are the jobs that send most people back inside. We bring the right equipment and the patience to use it.
Residential & Commercial Window Cleaning
Whether it's a farmhouse with a few decades of character or an office building that needs to look sharp by month's end, the standard doesn't change. Homes, offices, or mid-rise commercial: we'll take a look and tell you what it honestly needs.
Why Our Clients Call Us Back
Over 45 years in the trade.
That's not a typo, and it's not a humblebrag. It's just a lot of windows.
Genuinely eco-friendly.
Biodegradable solutions only when needed, and a pure-water system that uses no chemicals at all.
No pressure.
If we're up there and spot something worth doing (gutters packed with last fall's leaves, a window creeping toward restoration), we'll mention it, because you'd want to know. But we only suggest what we'd want done on our own homes, and "no thanks" always ends the conversation.
Local, and staying that way.
Born-and-raised NRV. There's a decent chance we already know your street.
Spot-free, or we want to hear about it.
Our whole reputation is repeat customers.
You could handle it yourself with a bottle of blue stuff and a roll of paper towels. You could also cut your own hair. Both are technically possible; only one of them reliably ends well. Hard-water spots, second-story panes, and that streak that only shows up at 5 p.m. That's what we're here for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Honestly, it depends on you: your home, your surroundings, and how particular you are. As a rule of thumb, most homes look great on a twice-a-year rhythm (spring and fall), while anything facing pollen, traffic, or heavy weather usually wants it more often. Tell us your situation and we'll give you a straight answer.
Both, ideally, and here's why: the inside of your glass is usually dirtier than you'd guess (cooking, pets, fingerprints, the works), so doing both sides in one visit is the only way to get that totally clean, invisible result. That said, if you only want the exteriors, we'll do exactly that. Your windows, your call.
We can: screens, sills, tracks, all of it. We itemize each one, so you pick exactly what you want cleaned and skip what you don't. No all-or-nothing packages.
Yes, and then some. We carry general liability, workers' comp (including the high-risk, above-ground coverage a lot of outfits quietly skip), an umbrella policy on top of that, and we're bonded. We work with everyone from homeowners to property managers to institutions, so we keep the coverage every one of them needs. We supply our certificate of insurance with every quote.
Nope. Clean rainwater doesn't spot glass. That's dust, pollen, and road grime drying on the surface, not the water itself. A shower a day or two after we've been out usually just beads up and rolls off. No need to watch the forecast on our account.