Prices
Window Cleaning prices
Up to 10 windows
From $99
11–20 windows
From $159
21–30 windows
From $219
Storefront / commercial
Custom quote
Second-story windows, heavy hard-water spots and screen repairs can change the price.
What you get
What’s included — and what isn’t
Included
- Interior and exterior glass cleaned streak-free
- Frames wiped
- Sills wiped
- Tracks vacuumed and wiped
- Screens brushed and wiped
- Light hard-water spot treatment
- Glass doors and storefront glass
- Second-story windows where safely reachable
Not included
- Window or screen repair
- Windows that can’t be reached safely
- Restoring etched glass
How it works
Booked in minutes, done in one visit
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Get your price
Choose your service and home size online. Your price shows instantly.
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Pick a time
Same-day or next-day is often open in Sacramento. Tell us how to get in.
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We clean to the checklist
A background-checked crew with its own supplies, and a free re-clean if anything is missed.
Why Apex Home Point
One local team for every kind of clean in Sacramento
We help Sacramento homeowners, renters, landlords and businesses keep homes, apartments and offices clean, and get them ready when people move in, move out, rent or sell. Published prices, a written checklist and a free re-clean if we miss something.
Room-by-room checklist
What our window cleaning includes
Every window cleaning in Sacramento follows the same written checklist, so you know exactly what gets done:
| Area | Tasks |
|---|---|
| Windows | Interior and exterior glass cleaned streak-free · Frames wiped · Sills wiped · Tracks vacuumed and wiped · Screens brushed and wiped |
| Extras | Light hard-water spot treatment · Glass doors and storefront glass · Second-story windows where safely reachable |
Is it right for you?
Who books window cleaning in Sacramento
- Homeowners after Sacramento’s dusty summer or pollen season
- Move-out and move-in cleans
- Storefronts and small offices
- Homes getting ready to list
Pricing
What changes the price
Our prices are published so you can compare before you call. These are the things that can move a price up or down:
- Number of windows
- One or two stories
- Screens and tracks condition
- Hard-water spots
You always see your price before booking, and anything unusual is confirmed with you before work starts. Text a photo to (916) 465-1850 if you’re not sure.
Before we arrive
How to prepare
- 1Clear window sills inside
- 2Unlock gates for exterior access
- 3Point out any cracked panes before we start
Inside and out
What window cleaning covers
| Part | What we do |
|---|---|
| Glass (outside) | Scrub, squeegee and detail edges |
| Glass (inside) | Clean and dry by hand, protecting sills and floors |
| Screens | Remove, brush or wash, and refit |
| Tracks and sills | Vacuum dirt and debris, wipe clean |
| Frames | Wipe frames and ledges |
Sacramento conditions
Why Sacramento windows get dirty fast
- Spring pollen from valley oaks, grasses and trees coats glass and screens.
- Dry summers mean dust settles constantly, especially near fields and construction.
- Wildfire smoke and ash in late summer and fall leave a film that won’t rinse away.
- Sprinkler overspray dries into mineral spots on lower windows.
Most homes do well with a cleaning in spring after pollen season and again in fall after the dry season and smoke.
Spots
Hard-water spots
Spots from sprinklers that hit the glass over many months can etch into the surface. Fresh mineral spots usually come off; years of buildup may lighten without disappearing. Adjusting sprinkler heads so they don’t hit windows is the best long-term fix.
Prices
How window cleaning is priced
Window cleaning is priced by the number of windows, counting each window you see from outside. Screens and tracks are included. Two-story homes, French doors with many small panes and heavy hard-water spots take longer. Count your windows and pick the closest tier, or text a photo of the front and back of the house for an exact price.
How often
How often Sacramento homes need window cleaning
| Home | Suggested schedule |
|---|---|
| Most homes | Twice a year: spring after pollen, fall after smoke season |
| Homes near fields, busy roads or construction | Three to four times a year |
| Homes with sprinklers hitting the glass | Twice a year, plus adjust the sprinkler heads |
| Before listing a home | Within a week of listing photos |
| Move-out or move-in | With the move-out or move-in clean |
Details
Screens and tracks: the part most cleaners skip
Window tracks collect dust, dead insects and the valley’s fine dirt, and dirty screens make clean glass look dull. Every window clean includes brushing or washing screens and vacuuming and wiping tracks and sills. Torn or bent screens are noted so you can have them repaired.
Sacramento-area seasons
How the seasons affect cleaning in Sacramento
The Sacramento Valley has a few cleaning seasons of its own, and Sacramento homes feel all of them:
- Spring pollen settles on sills, screens and patio furniture: a good time for a deep clean and window cleaning.
- Long, dry summers bring fine dust indoors; vents, ceiling fans and baseboards collect it fastest.
- Wildfire smoke in late summer and fall leaves residue on surfaces and windows; wipe-downs and HVAC filter changes help.
- Winter rain tracks mud into entryways and onto floors, so regular floor care matters more.
Many customers book a deep clean in spring or fall and keep the home maintained with regular cleaning in between.
Window Cleaning near you
Window Cleaning across Sacramento
Sacramento is California’s capital and the center of a region of more than two million people. Its neighborhoods range from historic homes in Land Park, Curtis Park and East Sacramento to apartments and condos in Midtown and Downtown and newer subdivisions in Natomas and South Sacramento.
Our team is based in the Arden-Arcade area at 2020 Hurley Way, so most Sacramento addresses are a short drive away, and same-day or next-day appointments are often open.
We serve every part of Sacramento, including Downtown, Midtown, East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park, Oak Park, Pocket/Greenhaven, Natomas, South Sacramento, North Sacramento, Tahoe Park, River Park.
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 95811, 95814, 95816, 95817, 95818, 95819, 95820, 95822, 95823, 95824, 95831, 95833, 95834, 95835, 95838 |
| County / jurisdiction | Sacramento County |
| Our office | 2020 Hurley Way Unit 150, Sacramento, CA 95825 |
| Hours | Mon–Fri 7am–7pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does window cleaning cost in Sacramento?
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$99 for up to 10 windows, $159 for up to 20 and $219 for up to 30.
Do you clean inside and outside?
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Yes. Tell us which you need when you book.
Do you clean the tracks?
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Yes, tracks and sills are included.
Do you clean second-story windows?
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Yes, on two-story homes. Tell us about steep slopes or hard-to-reach windows when you book.
Do you clean skylights?
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Skylights reachable from inside, yes. Skylights that need roof access need an on-site look first.
Do you clean windows for offices and storefronts?
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Yes. Storefront glass and small office windows can be cleaned on a regular schedule or as a one-time job, before or after business hours.
Will you clean window blinds too?
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Blind dusting is part of our deep and move-out cleans. Tell us if you want blinds included with a window clean so we can plan the time.
Do you clean windows in the rain?
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Light rain doesn’t affect exterior cleaning much, but we reschedule for storms or high wind.