Streak-free exterior glass across the Shoals — finished with a pure-water rinse.
"Now I can see outside. My windows are so clean I don't want to put my curtains back up."
Exterior window cleaning starts at $286 for roughly 20 windows on a single-story home. That covers the outside glass plus screens, sills and tracks at no extra charge. Most homes are finished in a single visit.
Answered by Caleb Honey, Owner · 3+ years in the Shoals · IWCA member
Your home’s whole look starts at the glass. Exterior windows take the worst of it — sprinkler overspray etches hard-water spots, spring pollen bakes on a yellow-green film, and red Alabama clay hazes the panes the rest of the year. A quick wipe just smears it around; from the street, the house still looks tired.
We hand-clean every exterior pane to a streak-free finish, wipe the sills, brush out the tracks, and wash the screens before they go back — then finish with a pure-water rinse so the glass dries clear instead of spotted. It’s the whole window, not just the pane, and because it’s all outside work you don’t need to be home.
Sprinkler overspray and mineral-heavy water etch cloudy spots into exterior glass. We remove the buildup before it becomes permanent staining.
Alabama springs coat glass in a yellow-green film, and red clay dust hazes it the rest of the year. A quick wipe smears it; a proper clean plus a pure-water rinse removes it.
Store-bought spray and paper towels leave streaks that show up the moment the sun hits. We clean to a finish that stays clear in direct light.
Rinse exterior glass with tap water and the minerals dry right back on as spots. Our pure-water rinse dries to zero residue.
Dirty screens filter your light and dump grime onto fresh-cleaned glass with the next rain. We wash and dry them before they go back in.
Two-story foyers, stairwell windows, storm windows — we carry the water-fed poles to clean them from the ground, no ladder day for you.
Sills, tracks, and screens are included in every exterior quote — not upsold at the door.
A deionized final rinse means exterior glass dries clear and stays cleaner longer than a tap-water wipe-down.
Second- and third-story glass is cleaned from the ground with water-fed poles — nothing leaned on your siding or gutters.
If anything isn’t right within 30 days of your window cleaning, we come back and re-clean it free — alongside our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
We clean exterior windows year-round, Monday through Saturday, and the calendar’s open — most weeks we can get to your cleaning the same week. Book a walk-round and you get a written price on the spot, then pick your day. HiveCare members get priority, pre-scheduled visits. 📞 256-415-5279
Final price confirmed on arrival, before any work starts. HiveCare members save 34% on a 12-month plan. Bundle with other services in one visit and save the trip charge.
We price your exact home at the walk-round — every part in writing, and you choose what gets done. The calendar's open, and most weeks we can get to your cleaning the same week.
Exterior window cleaning starts from $286 for a typical single-story home (up to 20 windows), with screens, sills, and tracks included free. Larger homes price by window count and stories. We price your exact home at the walk-round — about thirty minutes, and every part in writing.
No — exterior glass is cleaned entirely from outside. As long as we can reach the yard and an outdoor water spigot, you don’t need to be home. We’ll text when we arrive and when we finish, and you can walk the results with us later.
Because we don't finish with tap water. After we scrub and squeegee, we rinse the glass with water run through a triple-stage RO/DI system that removes essentially all dissolved minerals, so the water dries clear instead of leaving the spots tap water would. It’s the same purified water the pros use for spot-free exterior glass.
Yes — from the ground. We use carbon-fiber water-fed poles to reach two- and three-story glass safely, so there are no ladders leaned against your siding and no boots on your roof.
The whole window. Every exterior job includes the sills, the tracks (brushed and vacuumed out), and the screens (washed and dried). Most companies charge extra for those or skip them — for us they’re standard.
Twice a year keeps most homes looking their best — typically spring (after pollen) and fall. Homes near heavy tree cover, gravel roads, or pollen-heavy lots benefit from a third visit.
Fully. We carry $1,000,000 in liability coverage, we’re licensed, and we’re members of the International Window Cleaning Association (IWCA). The owner is accountable for every job, so on the rare chance something goes wrong, you talk to the person responsible.
While the ladders are up, most people add the gutters or the driveway — one crew, one visit, one invoice.
Call or text and we'll come walk it — about thirty minutes, every part priced in writing, and you pick the day.
