Count the work units
Do not rely only on home size. Count panes or window groups, then adjust for screens, tracks, second-story access, and buildup.
- Interior panes
- Exterior panes
- Screens and tracks
- Hard-water or paint removal exclusions
Window pricing
Window cleaning pricing calculator guide
Window cleaning can be a profitable add-on when it is scoped correctly. Pane count, access, screens, tracks, and whether the work is interior or exterior all affect price.
Use minimums for small add-ons
A few windows still require setup, supplies, and extra time. Keep a minimum so the add-on does not dilute the cleaning job margin.
- Flat add-on for basic window scope
- Hourly add-on for heavy detail
- Separate quote for exterior ladder work
Make scope visible
Customers should know whether the quote includes glass only, tracks, screens, sills, or all of the above. Clear scope reduces disputes.
- Include scope notes in the saved quote.
- Export a PDF when sending the estimate.
- Keep pricing profile defaults consistent.
FAQ
Should window cleaning be included in house cleaning?
Basic interior spot cleaning may be included, but full window cleaning is usually best treated as a separate add-on.
Can CleanQuote price window cleaning by itself?
CleanQuote is strongest as a house cleaning quote calculator with window cleaning as an add-on or scoped extra.
Turn this guide into a real quote
Use the free calculator first. When you are ready to save the quote, create an account and choose Pro to keep quote history, pricing profiles, and PDF exports.