
Single-Hung Windows
We clean single-hung windows inside and out, then wipe the sills and frames once the glass is done. The squeegee leaves the pane clear, with no streaks left behind in the corners.

The glass on a lot of Orange homes picks up mineral spots on the lower panes, because so many houses here run on private wells. Every time the sprinklers come on or you rinse the windows with a hose, that well water dries and leaves the spotting behind. Over on the Boston Post Road it's a different problem, where steady retail traffic lays a film across the storefronts. Our team at Expert Cleaning cleans that glass inside and out, at houses and at shops around town.
Give us a call at (203) 424-3669, whether you're up off Grassy Hill Road or running a storefront along the Post Road.
We clean windows for Orange homeowners and for storefronts, restaurants, and condominium buildings.

A home visit covers the glass inside and out, or outside only, with the sills and frames wiped and the screens washed in the same visit. One thing is handled separately:
Many homeowners have us back every spring and fall, and a seasonal text or email reminder brings the next visit around. On the bigger lots, with glass across two floors, a visit covers a lot more windows than a smaller home would.

We handle commercial glass for a range of property types. Think retail storefronts, the big-box and plaza shops along the Boston Post Road, restaurants and bars, and condominium buildings run by associations or property managers. Two ways we take that work:
For a multi-unit property, we walk the site, send a written proposal with our insurance paperwork, and coordinate access and resident notices with the property manager. Our owner stays on site from setup to sign-off. Where the foot traffic is heavy, we can work outside business hours, including Sundays. If a building is taller than our equipment can safely reach, we'll tell you at the walkthrough.
Here are the four window types we clean on Orange homes. We handle the full job or just the exterior, working by hand with squeegees from the ground and by ladder.

We clean single-hung windows inside and out, then wipe the sills and frames once the glass is done. The squeegee leaves the pane clear, with no streaks left behind in the corners.

With double-hung windows, both the upper and lower sash get cleaned on each side. We pull the screens and wash them on site while the glass work goes on. These are the windows on most of Orange's colonials and raised ranches, and plenty of them are vinyl units with grids set between the panes.

Some windows, the ones the trade calls divided-light, are made up of many small panes held in a grid. We clean those with small squeegees sized to each pane, so every section comes out clear instead of smeared at the edges.

Skylights are part of a window cleaning. We reach them by ladder and clean them the same way we do the rest of the glass.
One thing to know up front: 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. They're the standards we hold from the first ring of the phone to the last screen back in its track.
We clean your windows inside and out while our power washing crew washes the outside of your home. Everything is done in one visit, usually by the end of the morning. You get the whole house handled without booking two separate days.
When you call or message us, a real person gets back to you fast, weekdays and Saturdays. We call to confirm the day before your visit. The crew calls on the way and will even offer to grab you a coffee. Our office calls once more afterward 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 owner often stops by to say hello and walk through with the crew. Many longtime customers simply leave us to finish while they 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. We can send over the certificates whenever you ask.
We're a locally owned company that has been cleaning windows around here since 2016. Many of our customers have been with us for close to a decade.
Here is how a job runs, from the first call through to the walkthrough at the end.
Reach out by phone, text, email, or the form on our site. Window cleaning gets an in-person look so the count is right, and then we email you a written estimate.
Once you approve the estimate, we book the day and send an automatic reminder. For inside-and-out cleaning, someone needs to be home to let us in. 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.
The inside crew sets up a small station and pulls every screen, sorting them by floor so none get mixed up. Those screens go through our screen washer and dry off to the side while both crews start on the glass.
The inside and outside crews work at once, with squeegees, ladders, and water-fed poles, and small squeegees for the grid windows. Skylights get done in the same pass. Many Orange homes sit on big lots with glass on both floors, so the two crews split the house and meet in the middle.
We open the windows, wipe the sills, then reinstall and lock the screens and lock the windows. Blinds and curtains go back exactly as we found them.
If you're home, we walk the work with you before the truck leaves. You can pay the crew on site or by the invoice we email.
Homes are priced per window plus per screen, and commercial work is quoted after we look at the property.
Booking several services into one visit is the easy way to get the whole place done at once.
One promise stands behind every visit, at a home or a business.
If anything on your property is damaged while we're working, we make it right. We repair or replace it at our cost. That holds for every service we do, with no time limit on it.
Orange keeps its civic life close to the center, around the town green on Orange Center Road and the community center where town events run. We treat every property here like it sits on our own street. We also belong to a local group of home-service businesses that meet each month, pass work to one another, and pitch in on each other's events. A few of the places that mark the town:
We cover homes off Grassy Hill and Turkey Hill and the properties around Racebrook Road. We also clean the neighborhoods near Orange Center and the storefronts out on the Boston Post Road.