
Single-Hung Windows
We squeegee both sides of the glass, wash the screen, and wipe the sill when we finish.

Out on the water in Lordship, salt spray comes off the Sound and the mouth of the Housatonic and settles on the glass facing the water. Over time it leaves a film that dulls your windows and sliders. Farther inland, the big oaks, maples, and tulip trees drop pollen and leaf film that lands on sliders and lower panes. Our team here at Expert Cleaning gets that film off homes all over Stratford, inside and out.
Give us a call at (203) 424-3669 whether your house looks out on the water in Lordship or sits up near Paradise Green.
We clean windows for Stratford homeowners, and we can take on storefronts, restaurants, and condominium associations too.

For your home we clean the glass inside and out, or outside only. Every screen gets washed on site, and we wipe down the sills and frames. One add-on comes up often out by the water:
Many of our customers have us back every spring and fall, and some add a visit before the holidays. The Lordship homes with big glass facing the Sound are where that separate stain treatment comes up most.

For businesses and condo buildings we work one-time or on a recurring schedule, anywhere from every other week to quarterly. We bring our own water and cleaning solution. We can clean storefronts and restaurants such as the shops around Paradise Green and along Main Street, and condominium buildings up in north Stratford.
For a multi-unit property we walk the site first, then send a written proposal with our insurance paperwork. We coordinate access and resident notices with the property manager. If a building is taller than our equipment can safely reach, we'll tell you at the walkthrough. Busy spots like a shopping plaza can be scheduled outside business hours, Sundays included. Our founder is on site for every commercial job, from setup through sign-off.
We clean four kinds of windows on Stratford homes, and we pull and wash the screens on every one of them.

We squeegee both sides of the glass, wash the screen, and wipe the sill when we finish.

Same careful pass on double-hung windows: both sides of the glass done, screens pulled and washed, sills wiped down after. These are the vinyl double-hung windows you see on most of the Cape Cods and two-story colonials around town.

For windows with lots of small panes, we switch to small squeegees sized to each pane. We clean every section one at a time, so the whole window comes out clear.

We reach your skylights from the ground or by ladder, with a water-fed pole where it gets us there. We clean them as part of the job rather than charging you for a separate trip. We work from ladders and water-fed poles to reach the higher glass. We don't take on storm windows or older windows that need specialty handling.
A few things come up again and again when customers tell us why they called, and they're the standards we hold on every visit.
We clean your windows inside and out while our power washing crew washes the outside of your home. Everything gets done in one visit. That's one crew, one appointment, and the whole house crossed off your list.
Call or message us and a real person gets back to you fast, weekdays and Saturdays. We call the day before to confirm. We call again on the way, and we'll even ask if we can grab you a coffee. Once the job is done, our office checks in to make sure everything went well.
Our crew wears shoe covers indoors, leaves your blinds and curtains the way we found them, closes your gates, and puts your hose back. Outside, we park on the street to keep oil off your driveway, cover and water your plants before we start, and feed them after we finish. On window cleaning jobs our founder often stops by to say hello and walk the house with the crew. Plenty of longtime customers simply leave us to it and head out.
Every member of our crew is covered by workers' compensation, and we carry general liability and commercial auto insurance. If someone gets hurt on a ladder at your home, it's on us, not you. Certificates are available any time you ask.
We're locally owned and run, working out of our own shop a short drive away. Many of our customers have been with us for close to a decade.
Window cleaning gets an in-person look so the count is right, and here's how the visit goes from there.
Reach out by call, text, email, or the form on our site. We come take an in-person look at your windows, then send a written estimate by email. For inside-and-out cleaning, someone needs to be home to let us in. We book inside jobs for a day that works for you.
For outside-only service, please take your screens out before we arrive and leave them where we can reach them. Most screens can only be removed from inside, and we'll wash them for you. On inside-and-out jobs our crew pulls every screen and sorts them by floor.
While the glass gets cleaned, your screens run through our on-site screen washer and dry off to the side. The inside crew sets up a small station indoors to keep the work tidy.
The inside and outside crews work at the same time. We use squeegees on the standard glass, small squeegees on the grid windows, and ladders and water-fed poles for the skylights and higher panes. On the condo units in north Stratford with tall glass up under vaulted ceilings, the water-fed pole reaches the upper panes from the ground.
We open the windows and wipe the sills, then reinstall and lock the screens and lock the windows before we go.
The estimate is free. We come out, count the windows in person, and email you a written price.
One promise stands on every job, windows or otherwise.
If anything on your property is damaged while we're working, we make it right. We repair or replace it at our cost. No fine print, and it applies to every service we do.
Stratford sits where the Housatonic meets the Sound, and we get to know these homes visit after visit. We're part of a monthly group of local home-service businesses who send work to one another and pitch in on each other's community events. These are the places Stratford neighbors give directions by:
We work the most out on Lordship's water-facing homes, the streets around Paradise Green, and the condos up in north Stratford.