Cincinnati, OH

Professional Window Cleaning in Cincinnati, OH

Crystal-clear glass changes how a whole building looks and feels. We clean the glass, frames, sills and tracks so your windows look sharp from the curb and let in more natural light from the inside.

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Window Cleaning in Cincinnati: what to expect

Mature tree canopy means heavy spring pollen, summer sap and plenty of fall leaves in gutters. Humid summers encourage algae and mildew on north-facing siding, and the region sits on hard water, so sprinkler and rain spotting on glass is common.

In neighborhoods such as Hyde Park and Mount Lookout, many homes have older divided-light windows that need hand detailing rather than a quick squeegee pass. We work window by window. The city's median home was built in 1951 and about 59% of homes predate 1960 (Census ACS 2019-2023), so painted wood sashes, wavy original glass and aluminum storm windows are the norm in Oakley, Pleasant Ridge, Westwood and Price Hill; storms come out, both faces get cleaned, and the tracks are cleared of the grit that jams them. Hillside streets in Mount Adams, Clifton and Columbia-Tusculum mean one side of a house can be a full story taller than the other, which changes ladder and pole setup and the time a job takes. Cincinnati's tree canopy covers about 43% of the city, so spring pollen and summer sap film build quickly on north- and east-facing glass. Water here averages 126 to 140 mg/L hardness, which is why sprinkler spotting on lower panes is common; we can treat it before it etches.

Cincinnati has a wide mix of housing: historic brick and stone homes with older multi-pane windows, hillside homes with tricky access, Victorian-era rowhouses in the urban core, and many mid-century and newer suburban homes.

What's included

What our window cleaning includes

  • Glass cleaned inside and out
  • Frames, sills and tracks wiped down
  • Screens brushed and rinsed
  • Hard-water spot treatment on request

Why Cincinnati homeowners and businesses need it

Dirt, pollen and mineral deposits do more than dim your view. Over time hard-water minerals can etch into glass, and grime holds moisture against frames. Regular cleaning protects the glass and extends the life of the window.

Spring is the most popular time to remove winter film and pollen; fall cleaning clears summer dust before the heating season keeps windows closed.

How it works

How window cleaning works in Cincinnati

  1. 1

    Walk-through

    Walk-through and clear written quote

  2. 2

    Pre-wet

    Pre-wet and gentle scrub of glass and frames

  3. 3

    Squeegee finish

    Squeegee finish with detail wipe of edges

  4. 4

    Final inspection

    Final inspection so every pane is streak-free

Technician on a ladder cleaning a tall interior window
Pricing

What affects the price of window cleaning in Cincinnati

  • Number of panes and whether we clean inside, outside or both
  • Height: ground-floor glass versus two-story, foyer or roofline windows
  • Divided-light or storm windows, which are detailed pane by pane
  • Screens, tracks and sills included or glass only

How long it takes: A typical two-story home with inside and outside glass is usually a half-day visit. One customer with 98 window surfaces noted the job took about half a day. Exterior-only work on a single-story home is usually done in one to two hours.

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On the day

Preparing for window cleaning at your Cincinnati home

Move anything fragile off window sills and pull blinds or curtains back. For interior work we need access to each room; pets are fine as long as doors can stay open while we move through.

Shoe covers on indoors, or shoes off if you prefer. Calls and texts answered 24 hours a day.

What to expect on the day

Our work

Our work

Light siding and a round window after a house wash
Siding after a house wash
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A happy helper on site
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The van
The Infiniti Home Services crew on a lawn beside the van
The crew
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Our Loveland office
Technician cleaning upper windows of a brick building with a water-fed pole
Exterior windows, water-fed pole
Technician squeegeeing the glass of a wooden front door
Entry door glass
Technician on a ladder cleaning a tall interior window
Two-story interior glass
Technician pressure washing a concrete walkway with a surface cleaner
Walkway pressure washing
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Concrete cleaning
Technician soft washing a stucco wall
Stucco soft wash
Soft-wash solution applied to an asphalt shingle roof
Roof soft wash
Google reviews from across our service area · 5.0 stars, 282 reviews

What customers say

★★★★★

“James and his crew were so awesome in my windows are so clean and I can’t wait for them to come back”

Lynn S.Window cleaning
★★★★★

“Thank you for paying attention to detail. My windows look great!”

Bonnie D.Interior & exterior window cleaning
★★★★★

“I have a very large and high windows. The exterior windows were horrendous and had not been cleaned in 4 years ._. I hadn't found anyone who could even clean them without them saying they would need to get scaffolding. So not only was I so happy to hear they could get the job done but they also did Amazing!! They were wonderful and I can not tell you how relieved I am!”

Kristin P.Exterior window cleaning

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FAQ

Window Cleaning questions from Cincinnati homeowners

How often should windows be cleaned?

Most homes do well with two cleanings a year, typically spring and fall. Businesses with street frontage often prefer monthly or quarterly service.

Do you clean inside and outside?

Yes. You can book exterior only, interior only, or both together for the best result.

Do I need to be home?

Not for exterior cleaning. For interior cleaning we just need access.

Do you serve all of Cincinnati?

Yes. We serve the city and surrounding suburbs including Hyde Park, Oakley, Madeira, Kenwood and Anderson Township.

Can you clean historic windows in older Cincinnati homes?

Yes. We take extra care with old glass, glazing and divided-light windows and will flag any fragile areas before we begin.

How long does window cleaning take in Cincinnati?

A typical two-story home with inside and outside glass is usually a half-day visit. One customer with 98 window surfaces noted the job took about half a day. Exterior-only work on a single-story home is usually done in one to two hours.

Free estimates

Get a window cleaning quote in Cincinnati

Written quote by text or email within one business day; on-site estimates for larger jobs.

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