Pollen in spring and leaf debris in fall settle into a film on Trumbull window glass. It comes off the tree cover around the Pequonnock River Valley and the wooded lots nearby. The big front picture windows on so many ranches and split-levels here show it first, since there’s that much more glass to look through. Our team at Expert Cleaning cleans that glass inside and out for homes all over town.
Call us at (203) 424-3669 whether you’re up in Tashua or down in Nichols, and we’ll get them clear again.
We clean windows on homes across Trumbull and can handle properties such as condominium buildings, restaurants, and retail shops.
We take the glass inside and out, or outside only if that is all you need, and every screen gets washed while we’re there. We wipe the sills and frames, and skylights are included. The larger colonials out in Daniels Farm and Tashua carry bay windows and big rear glass, so those visits simply have more glass to work through.
If your home is on a private well in Long Hill, sprinkler water can leave hard-water spots on the lower panes. Hard-water stains don't come off with a standard cleaning. Removing them takes a separate treatment and extra labor, which we quote separately so you can decide.
Many of our customers have us back every spring and fall to stay ahead of the pollen and the leaves.
We clean commercial glass one time or on a set schedule, anywhere from every other week to quarterly. That covers property types such as condominium buildings, restaurants and bars, and retail storefronts. For a storefront we keep the front windows, glass, sills, and frames clean on a monthly or quarterly visit. We bring our own water and solution and plan the stop around your opening hours.
For a multi-unit property, we walk the site first and send a written proposal with our insurance paperwork. From there we line up access and resident notices with the property manager. Where foot traffic is heavy, we can schedule the work outside business hours, including Sundays. On commercial jobs, our owner is on site from setup to sign-off.
Here are the window types we clean on Trumbull homes, with a quick note on how we handle each. We do the full inside-and-out service or just the outside.
We clean the glass inside and out with a squeegee, pull and wash every screen on site, and wipe the sills and frames before we leave. These are the vinyl double-hung replacement windows you see across the town's colonials, ranches, raised ranches, and split-levels.
These are the windows with lots of small panes, what some people call divided-light. We use small squeegees so every little pane comes out clear instead of streaky in the corners.
Skylights are part of the job too. We reach them from the ground or by ladder, with water-fed poles where the angle calls for it.
We don't take on storm windows or older windows that need specialty handling.
A few things come up again and again in what our customers tell us, and they are 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 is done in one visit, usually by the end of the morning. One visit, and the whole house looks cared for by the time we pack up.
When you call or message us, a real person gets back to you fast, on weekdays and on Saturdays. We call to confirm the day before your visit, and the crew calls again when we’re on the way. We might even ask if we can grab you a coffee on the way over. After the job, our office calls 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 the house with the crew. Many longtime customers simply leave us to finish while they head out.
We're locally owned and have served nearby towns since 2016. Many of our customers have been with us for close to a decade, and plenty of them we now know by name.
From the first call to the last look around, here’s how a window cleaning goes at your home.
Call, text, email, or fill out 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. Rain postpones window cleaning, since it would undo the work, so we’ll call you to pick a new day if the weather turns. 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.
On inside-and-out jobs, the inside crew pulls every screen and sorts them by floor. The screens run through our on-site screen washer and dry while the glass is being cleaned, so they go back clean.
The inside and outside crews work at the same time, with squeegees on the glass and small squeegees on the grid windows. Ladders and water-fed poles reach the upper windows and the skylights, and we clean every pane with our window solution.
We open the windows and wipe the sills, then reinstall and lock the screens and lock the windows behind us.
If you’re home, we walk the work with you before we go; if you’re out, we leave a note at the door. You can pay the crew on the spot or get the invoice by email.
The estimate is free. Homes are priced by how many windows and screens we clean, and commercial work is quoted after we come see the property.
Two promises come with every visit.
If anything on your property is damaged while we're working, we make it right. We repair or replace it at our cost.
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 on request.
We treat the homes we clean here like they sit on our own street. We’re also part of a local group of home-service businesses that pass work to one another. We chip in on community events together, and it’s a good part of how we stay rooted here. If you know the town, you know the places people gather:
From Trumbull Center to Long Hill to Daniels Farm, we cover the whole town.
