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Window cleaning in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View
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Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View are the flat heart of the valley with the foothills behind them, and the glass gets road grime, pollen and sprinkler spots in turn. We keep it clear on both sides on a set neighborhood day.
Now booking. Serving Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View, CA 95014, 94087, 94040 and 94041.
What Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View do to a window
Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View were orchards seventy years ago and are the busiest part of the valley now, and the glass shows both. Highway 85, Highway 280, El Camino Real and the daily traffic to the campuses put a fine road grime on windows in Cherry Chase, Birdland, Cumberland and Old Mountain View that builds through the dry months from May to October. Behind Cupertino the foothills start, and the homes in Monta Vista, Seven Springs and up Regnart Road and Stevens Canyon Road sit under live oaks and bay laurel that drop pollen in March and April and sticky litter all summer onto glass and into gutters. The summer fog that spills over the ridge from the coast sits on that hillside glass overnight and pulls the dust down onto it.
The sprinklers do the rest. Nearly every yard in Garden Gate, Seven Springs, Waverly Park and Cuesta Park is irrigated on hard water, and the heads that hit the same lower panes every morning leave mineral spots that frost the bottom of the glass by the end of summer. The remaining orchard trees, the redwoods planted in the 1960s subdivisions and the sycamores along the older streets of Sunnyvale and Mountain View drop onto skylights and keep the north-facing glass shaded and dusty. Spring brings a heavy grass pollen off the open hills behind Cupertino, fall brings smoke in the bad fire years with a greasy film that water alone will not move, and the November rains hit the summer dust and leave every pane streaked until someone cleans it.
A quarterly plan suits most Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View homes, with the inside glass done once a year, and many customers add a visit right after the spring pollen or the first fall rain. Hillside homes in Monta Vista and up Regnart Road with walls of view glass and daily irrigation often go to every two months through the summer. Most of the housing here is single-story ranch and Eichler glass, which means a lot of floor-to-ceiling panes, sliders and atrium windows, and we clean the tracks and screens with the glass so the sliders stop grinding on grit. We work each neighborhood on its own day, do the whole street in one pass, and send a text the morning of each visit so nobody has to wait at home.
Where we work in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View
- Monta Vista and Regnart Road
- Seven Springs
- Garden Gate and Rancho Rinconada
- Stevens Canyon Road and Linda Vista
- Cherry Chase
- Birdland
- Cumberland and Sunnyvale Heritage District
- Old Mountain View and Castro Street
- Cuesta Park
- Waverly Park and Blossom Valley
We also clean windows in San Jose, Los Gatos and Saratoga, Los Altos and Palo Alto, Menlo Park and Atherton, Morgan Hill and Gilroy.
What window cleaning costs in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View
First-clean pricing varies by home size and service package. Same prices in every town we serve, and no surprises. Your first cleaning is inside and out. After that you pay one flat monthly amount, based on how often we come.
| Silver package | Up to 2,000 sq ft | 2,000 to 3,500 sq ft | Over 3,500 sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| First clean, inside and out | $259 | $329 | $429 |
| Twice a year plan | $35 a month | $44 a month | $57 a month |
| Quarterly plan | $60 a month | $77 a month | $100 a month |
| Every two months plan | $86 a month | $110 a month | $143 a month |
| Monthly plan | $136 a month | $172 a month | $225 a month |
Gold adds window tracks and Platinum adds screens and interior mirrors. Gutter maintenance is $25 a month. Use the picker below for your exact price.
Build your window cleaning plan in three taps
Pick your home size, your package, and how often. Your price shows up right away. Recurring window cleaning, one flat monthly payment, and we handle the schedule.
Gold plan, every quarter
Covers 4 visits a year: one inside-and-out clean and 3 exterior cleans.
On the booking page, choose Gold First Clean - Home 2,000 to 3,500 sq ft. It lists the regular price. Your $50 founding member discount comes off your invoice.
Book my first cleanSilver
Every window pane cleaned, streak free.
Gold
Everything in Silver, plus window tracks cleared and wiped.
Platinum
Everything in Gold, plus screens washed and interior mirrors cleaned.
First-clean pricing varies by home size and service package. The picker above always shows your exact price. How plans work: once a year we clean your windows inside and out. Your other visits are exterior only, which is where the valley dust and sprinkler spots land. Plans run for 12 months. Hillside and estate homes get a custom quote after a quick visit.
Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View window cleaning questions
How much does window cleaning cost in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View?
First-clean pricing varies by home size and service package. A first cleaning, inside and out, is $259 for a home up to 2,000 square feet, $329 for 2,000 to 3,500 square feet, and $429 for larger homes on our Silver package. After that, a quarterly maintenance plan runs $60, $77, or $100 a month for those same home sizes. Hillside and estate homes get a custom quote.
How often should windows be cleaned in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View?
Quarterly keeps the road grime, pollen and sprinkler spots under control for most homes in Cupertino, Sunnyvale and Mountain View, with a visit timed for right after the spring pollen or the first fall rain. Hillside homes in Monta Vista and Seven Springs with big view glass and daily irrigation often go to every two months through the summer. Most people have the inside glass done once a year.
Do you clean Eichler and other floor-to-ceiling glass?
Yes. A lot of homes in Sunnyvale, Cupertino and Mountain View are Eichlers or 1960s ranches with floor-to-ceiling panes, atrium glass and wide sliders, and we clean them inside and out, clear the slider tracks and wash the screens so the grit stops getting dragged across the glass every time a door opens.
Can you get the hard water spots off the glass?
In most cases, yes. The water here is hard, and sprinklers that hit the same lower panes every morning leave mineral spots that a regular clean will not take off. Point them out on the quote form and we will assess them on the first visit and tell you what a dedicated treatment will remove. Adjusting the sprinkler heads away from the glass keeps them from coming back.
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Get your quote
Tell us a little about your home and we will send your monthly rate within one business day. No visit needed for most homes.
Rather talk? Call (408) 869-6775.