Clean Streaks built its reputation in Bonita Springs on three core services, and residential window cleaning leads that list. When we arrive, the scope covers exterior glass, interior glass, screens, frames, sill wipe-downs, exposed track areas, and specialty hand-finishing for delicate glass when the job calls for it. The goal is a complete, finished appearance across every visible surface, not a quick pass down the center pane.
Southwest Florida gives windows more to fight against than most climates. Irrigation spray hits exterior glass every morning, landscaping residue settles on frames and sills, and homes near a lake collect fine particulate on every surface. Humidity keeps glass receptive to bird droppings, mildew, and shotgun fungus year-round, while HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems circulate dust that gradually fogs interior glass from the inside out. Windows set high on upper stories also require the right equipment and a careful access approach to clean properly. Regular upkeep is how windows stay looking sharp and last longer.
What separates a properly finished window from a rushed one is the detail work that most companies skip. We clean the frame before the glass so dirty runoff does not resettle on surfaces we just finished. We address the exposed track area where the screen sits, wipe down interior frames and sills, and check every edge for drips before we call a window done. Whether your home has 10 windows or 40, the standard does not change from the first window to the last.
When you call or text, we get back quickly. For most jobs, we visit in person, walk the property, and build the quote based on what we actually see. You receive it by both email and text, followed by a next-day check-in, a follow-up around day three, and a final reach-out around the one-to-two-week mark if you have not yet decided.
Before any equipment is set up, we walk you through the plan for the day. If interior service is included, a short conversation covers room order, any meetings to work around, and whether the start time needs to shift to fit your schedule.
The water-fed pole runs purified water while the frame gets scrubbed first, because frame-first cleaning prevents dirty runoff from resettling on glass we just finished. The glass follows, then the exposed track area, then a full rinse. Bird droppings, shotgun fungus, and stuck-on debris get addressed after rinsing, with steel wool or a razor blade when the glass can handle it. Discharge routes into grass or a flower bed.
Soap solution goes on by mop, followed by a squeegee pass, edge detailing to catch drips and runs, interior frame wipe-down, and sill cleaning. Most homeowners spot a corner drip from across the room, and a dirty sill makes a clean pane feel unfinished.
We walk the finished job with you before the crew leaves and handle any touch-ups on the spot. We call within a day or two to confirm everything still looks right, and reasonable callbacks are covered without charge. The five-day weather touch-up policy: if a storm affects one side of the home within five days of service, we return and touch up that area. After the visit, we typically share two practical notes: regular HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) filter changes reduce interior dust buildup between cleanings, especially in homes that sit vacant part of the year, and consistent maintenance outperforms a single annual cleaning in a climate where irrigation, lake proximity, and humidity work on exterior glass year-round.
We put it simply: “If they’re not happy, I’m not happy. So I don’t leave the property until they’re satisfied.” Our service-first approach is backed by:
We carry a $1 million insurance policy for clients’ properties, and that accountability does not stop when the crew leaves your driveway.
We start at $150 for up to 10 windows. After that, exterior-only windows are $8 each and inside-and-out windows are $12 each. Pricing is based per encasement rather than per individual pane, which keeps quotes simpler and easier to verify, especially on French pane or divided-light windows. Very high or difficult-access windows may affect the final price.
An average 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 2,000-square-foot home generally takes about an hour to an hour and a half when screens are included. The actual time depends on the number of windows, whether screens are part of the service, access conditions, and whether extra detailing is needed for contamination like bird droppings or shotgun fungus.
Yes. Exterior glass is cleaned using a water-fed pole and purified water system. Interior glass is hand-cleaned with a mop, soap solution, and squeegee, followed by edge detailing and wipe-downs of frames and sills.
Yes. The service also covers exterior frames, interior frames, exposed track areas where screens sit, edges, sills, and any drips or runs along the perimeter. The goal is for the entire visible window area to look finished, not just the center pane.
Yes, screen cleaning is available. Screens add labor time to the visit, which is one reason appointment length varies from home to home. Let us know when you schedule if you want screens included.
We clean single-hung, double-hung, French pane, sliders, glass doors, skylights, decorative glass, antique glass, and the occasional storm window. Post-construction window cleaning is also available for new builds or recently renovated homes.
The system filters tap water down to a mineral-free state, which allows it to dry on glass without leaving behind spots or residue. This is one of the most common questions new customers ask. We walk through each filter and explain what it does before the first window gets cleaned, because the system is unfamiliar to most homeowners and the explanation makes a real difference.
Exterior cleaning uses purified water, which is mineral-free and safe for glass, frames, and surrounding surfaces. Interior cleaning uses a soap-based solution, typically Dawn dish soap and other professional-grade soaps. Discharge from the water-fed process is routed through a hose into a flower bed or grassy area rather than left to run across hardscape.
We offer a five-day rain guarantee. If wind-driven rain affects one side of the home within five days of the service, we come back and touch up the impacted area. Rain is also only one of several reasons windows get dirty quickly in Southwest Florida, which is part of why regular upkeep tends to outperform a single annual cleaning.
Irrigation overspray, landscaping residue, lake proximity, environmental buildup, and Florida weather all contribute to rapid exterior glass buildup. Humidity keeps surfaces moist and receptive to deposits year-round. Regular maintenance keeps windows in better condition than waiting until the buildup becomes obvious.
Regular maintenance is the most practical approach in this climate. For interior glass, changing your HVAC air filters consistently is one of the most overlooked factors. Circulating dust is a primary driver of interior buildup between cleanings, and it is especially noticeable in homes that sit vacant part of the year while the air system keeps running.
Yes. We work around meetings, privacy preferences, room-order requests, and start-time adjustments when needed. If 9 AM does not work and 11 AM does, that is when the job starts. The service is built to minimize disruption to your routine, not add to it.
We handle most residential windows. The situations that get declined involve unsafe access: windows above roughly 30 feet that cannot be safely reached by ladder or pole, windows requiring scaffolding, high-rise work, and high-turret windows on steeply pitched roofs. This is a safety-first policy applied before a job is ever quoted.
Yes, when the glass is serviceable. Delicate and decorative glass is cleaned by hand using Invisible Glass, Sprayway, or purified water on a rag, then buffed and dried carefully. The standard water-fed production process is not used on these surfaces.
October through April or May, before the rainy season starts, is the strongest window for exterior cleaning results. Florida conditions affect exterior glass year-round though, and regular service during summer still has real value for homeowners who want consistently clean windows rather than just seasonally clean ones.
If your windows are overdue, or if you have never had a proper inside-and-out cleaning done from frame to sill, call or text us at 541-515-1051 or use our online contact form to schedule your free quote. We handle exterior-only and inside-and-out service, screens, specialty glass, and flexible scheduling around your routine, backed by a five-day rain guarantee and callbacks covered without charge, with pricing that is straightforward before anyone shows up. Ask about bundling window cleaning with pressure washing for additional savings.
