Windows washed in Ferndale, spring and fall.

Spring and fall, windows and screens washed on the outside, on a Ferndale street the truck's already on. The room looks brighter and nobody changed a bulb. The price is on the page.

Third-story windows get a confirmed price first.

One-time
$— a window

A single visit, no plan. Charged after the work.

On a plan
$— a window

Plan holders. Billed after the visit.

Added to a plan: $— a window, done during a seasonal visit and spread across the monthly bill. Count the windows; that's the price.

Own a rental?Between-tenant jobs, same prices as any house.

Many Ferndale houses from the 1920 to 1951 building years still have their original single-pane windows in wood frames painted many times over. That old glass wants washing by hand, working the corners where putty lines and paint edges hold the grime.

Downtown Ferndale, where Nine Mile meets Woodward, has people walking past front windows again, and a spring of pollen shows on old glass as soon as the sun climbs. Ferndale windows are washed after that pollen settles or in fall before the leaves stick, whichever season suits the house.

A man cleaning the upper windows of a two-story house with a long water-fed pole. A tree-lined residential street in summer, with porch-front bungalows set back behind flower beds and a sidewalk running past them.

The schedule.

Spring after the pollen, or fall before the leaves stick to the glass. Booked one-time or on a plan, either season works. Added to a plan, it is done during one seasonal visit a year.

What the visit looks like.

Each pane is washed by hand and squeegeed dry. The screens come out, get washed, and go back in once the sill is wiped down.

On a plan, this job is done during one of the four visits. The plans, priced for Ferndale: Home upkeep in Ferndale.

About window cleaning, the full page: Window cleaning.

Rather do it yourself? The guide: Clean windows, outside: the method, and where to stop.

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A free hour of help. No plan, no card.

One hour of help with whatever's been waiting. Free, no card.