Winter
Road salt spray and furnace film. It dries to a white haze on street-side glass.
Pittsburgh homes and storefronts
See the view again.
Streak-free window cleaning, inside and out. Priced by the window, booked in about two minutes.
- Fully insured liability and workers' comp
- Shoe covers on and drop cloths down inside
- 72-hour streak promise or we come back
- Same two-person crew every visit
Pittsburgh glass collects a year of weather.
You stop seeing it from the inside. Then the low October sun hits the glass and the whole film shows up at once.
Spring
Oak and maple pollen, then rain that runs it into stripes.
Summer
Sprinkler spray leaves hard water rings. Bugs do the rest.
Fall
Full gutters spill brown tannin runs down the upstairs windows.
Homes and storefronts, inside and out.
Same crew, same blade, two schedules. Homes book a visit when the glass needs it. Shops get a standing route before they open.
Homes
One to three stories, from Brookline brick to Fox Chapel glass walls. We bring the ladders, you get the light back.
- Inside and out, or outside only
- Screens brushed, rinsed and labeled
- Tracks and sills vacuumed and wiped
- Storm windows lifted and cleaned
- Skylights from the roof side
- Hard water spots taken off
Storefronts
Butler, Walnut, Murray, East Carson and Penn. We are gone before your first customer walks in.
- Weekly, every two weeks or monthly
- Routes run 6 to 9am
- Door glass, push plates and transoms
- Insurance certificate for your landlord
- One invoice a month
Add to any visit
- Gutter flush
- Hard water stain removal
- Third-story glass
- Post-construction cleanup
- Sunroom and porch enclosures
Count your windows. Watch the price build.
Tap the windows on the front of the house, then add the sides and back with the plus buttons. When it looks right, the quote turns into a booking.
Tap a window to add it, tap again to take it off. Skylights and the gutter count too.
One pass per pane. No rags, no spray and wipe.
How a visit goes.
Protect
Drop cloths under every window inside, shoe covers at the door, a towel on each sill.
Scrub
A strip washer and mild, ammonia-free soap loosen the film, pollen and spots.
Squeegee
One fanning pass with a fresh rubber blade, top to bottom, so nothing is pushed back onto clean glass.
Detail
Edges and corners with lint-free microfiber, then tracks, sills and screens. Purified water on high outside glass so it dries spot-free.
Walk-through
We look at the glass with you, in the light, before the ladders go back on the van.
The small things are the job.
See a streak within 72 hours? We come back.
Text us a photo of the pane. We redo it on the next route day, free, no questions.
The same crew, every visit.
Your confirmation text has their names and photos. Dom started Grandview in 2014 with one ladder on Grandview Avenue. There are three crews now, and he still walks the jobs.
Every screen goes back where it came from.
We number each one with painter's tape before it comes out, so the bedroom screen never ends up in the kitchen.
Skylights, from the roof side.
Insured for the job.
General liability and workers' comp for every crew member. Landlords get a certificate the same day.
Sample notes from customers. Fictional, written for this demo.
“Our storm windows hadn’t been out since we bought the house. They labeled every screen and put it all back.”
“They’re on Butler Street before we open. The glass is done before the first pot of coffee.”
“I forgot you could see the incline from our back bedroom.”
What it costs.
Per window, per visit. The counter uses this exact list, so the number you see is the number you pay unless the count changes on site.
Minimum visit $149 for homes, $45 for storefronts. Pay after the visit by card or check. Storefront routes are invoiced monthly.
We work the hills, the flats and the river towns.
Every part of the city gets a route day, so the crew is never far. Check your ZIP to see yours.
Questions people ask before the first visit.
Do I need to be home?
Not for outside only. For inside work someone 18 or older can be home, or you can leave a lockbox or door code in your booking notes.
Do you clean storm windows?
Yes, and Pittsburgh has a lot of them. We lift the storm panels, clean all four surfaces, wipe the tracks and seat everything back. It is $7 a window on top of the regular price.
What happens to my screens?
Each screen gets a numbered piece of painter's tape before it comes out. We brush and rinse them, let them dry, and put every one back in its own window.
What if it rains?
Light rain doesn't spot clean glass, dirt on the glass does, so we keep working. If a real storm rolls in we move you to the next open day, no charge.
How high can you go?
Three stories. Ladders with stabilizers that never rest on your gutters, and purified water-fed poles for high outside glass.
Is the counter price final?
It is the price for the count you entered. We confirm the count when we arrive. If you have more or fewer windows than you tapped, we tell you before we start.
Can you service our storefront on a schedule?
Yes. Weekly, every two weeks or monthly, between 6 and 9am so the glass is done before you open. One invoice a month.
What do you clean with?
Mild, biodegradable soap and plain water inside. Purified water for high outside glass. No ammonia, nothing that needs airing out.
The view is still out there.
Count your windows and pick a day. We'll handle the glass.