Exterior windows
Every pane on the outside of your house. Water-fed pole with purified water on the high glass so it air-dries with no spots and no towel marks.

Local, reliable, free estimates โ and if you spot a streak we come back and redo it free. Pure-water cleaning that's safe around your kids, pets and garden, done by Gabe & Seth, two Cleveland-area teens who turn up when they say they will.
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Most window cleaning is soap, ammonia and a bucket of it running down your wall. Ours is a pure-water system โ the same thing professional cleaners moved to, and it happens to be the greenest way to do the job.
Pick any of these on their own, or all of them together. The estimate is free either way.
Every pane on the outside of your house. Water-fed pole with purified water on the high glass so it air-dries with no spots and no towel marks.
Inside glass done with a scrubber, squeegee and a microfiber detail on every edge. Shoes off, towels down under every window, room left how we found it.
Popped out, washed, rinsed and dried before they go back. Dirty screens are the reason a clean window still looks grey from inside.
The gritty channel at the bottom of the frame, vacuumed out and wiped. It's the bit everybody skips and the bit you actually touch.
Glass both sides, frame wiped, and the bottom edge where the mud collects. Fingerprints on the handle side get the microfiber too.
Display windows and glass doors for small businesses, before you open or after you close. Commercial pricing โ
Grimy glass on the left, our finish on the right. Grab the handle and pull it across.
Before
After
โ ๏ธ Seth & Gabe โ this slider is a demo: it dirties one copy of the same photo. Shoot a real before-and-after on your first job and swap the two <img> tags. Real ones sell way harder, and honest beats fake every time.
Our pole reaches the second story while we stand safely on your grass. That means most of your high glass gets done without a ladder anywhere near your gutters โ no boots in the flower beds, no ladder feet in the mulch.
Where the pole genuinely can't reach โ an awkward angle, a window tucked under an overhang โ we bring a ladder or step stool and set it up properly: level ground, one of us footing it, and we never lean it on the gutters or the glass.
How the pole works โ
Tap water is full of dissolved minerals. When it dries, the water leaves โ the minerals stay, as white spots. That's why hosing off a window makes it look worse.
We filter our rinse water down to almost zero minerals. It grabs dirt off the glass on the way down, then evaporates leaving absolutely nothing behind. No towel ever touches the outside of your glass.
Read the science โ
Glass doesn't get scratched by cloths or brushes โ it gets scratched by a piece of grit trapped under one. So our entire routine is built around grit control: rinse first, rinse constantly, fresh water, fresh rubber.
The one tool that can scratch is the scraper, so it only ever touches soaking wet glass, and never glass we're unsure about. If we're not certain, we stop and ask you.
See every tool โ
No contracts, no sales pitch, no "let me check with my manager." You message us, we clean, you look through very clear glass.
Book an appointment โ
Use the free estimator โ count your windows, pick your extras. Takes 30 seconds.
We come and count the panes with you and give you a fixed price. Free, always, no obligation. After school or weekends usually works best.
Scrub, squeegee, detail the edges, then a pure-water rinse on the outsides.
Walk around with us. Anything we missed, we fix on the spot. Then you pay.
A real estimate, not a trap. We confirm the final number when we see the windows โ and it never goes up without you saying yes first.
Estimate only โ and it never goes up without you saying yes first. Really dirty glass, hard-water spots or paint specks can add a little; we tell you before we start.
Scrub, squeegee, pole, detail. Swipe sideways to see the gear in action.
One clean pull. No lines left behind.
Upstairs glass, cleaned from the ground.
Soap first, so nothing gritty gets dragged.
Sunrooms, patio doors, the tricky stuff.
Fresh microfiber on every single job.
Insides done shoes-off, towels down.๐ธ Seth & Gabe: swap these for photos of your jobs as soon as you have them โ real local photos beat stock every time.
We're young. The work isn't. Every job runs the same way, every time.
Spot a streak within 48 hours? Text us and we come back and redo that window. No arguing, no charge, no excuses. Our name is literally "Streak Free" โ we're not going to lose our name over one pane.
We're 13, and that's exactly why we work from the ground with a water-fed pole for as much of the high glass as we can โ it keeps us on the ground for most of the job. When a window needs a ladder or a step stool we set it up on level ground and one of us always foots it while the other works. Our parents know every job we take, help us get there, and are around for the higher outside work.
No. The brush head is soft nylon designed for glass, and we rinse grit off the brush before it touches the window. Grit is what scratches glass โ not the brush โ so we're careful about it every single time.
Because we rinse with purified water. Normal tap water has minerals in it, and when it dries those minerals stay behind as white spots. Take the minerals out and the water dries invisible. Full explanation here โ
Yes. Insides get the classic treatment: scrubber, squeegee, and a microfiber detail on the edges. We take our shoes off and put a towel down under every window.
Our rain policy: if rain is forecast for your wash day we call you the morning of and move it, free โ we'd rather reschedule than take your money for a job the weather ruins. And clean rain doesn't spot clean glass: it's the dirt already on a window that makes rain look bad. If your windows genuinely look worse within 48 hours of us leaving, we come back and redo them free.
Straight answer: our water-fed pole reaches about 20 ft โ the ground floor and most second-storey glass on a normal house. Where the pole can't reach we use a ladder or step stool on level ground with one of us footing it and a parent around. Anything higher or more awkward than that, we turn the job down and tell you to call a full-time crew. We'd rather lose a job than get hurt or damage your house.
Cash, or a digital payment to our parent's account. We tell you the exact total before we start, and you only pay after you've looked at the work.
Clean rain doesn't spot clean glass โ it's the dirt already on the window that makes rain look bad. If your windows genuinely look worse within 48 hours, we come back free.
These three cards are empty on purpose. We'd rather show nothing than make something up. After our first few jobs we'll ask customers for a sentence and put their words here.
Your first review goes here.
โ Customer name, neighbourhood
Your second review goes here.
โ Customer name, neighbourhood
Your third review goes here.
โ Customer name, neighbourhood
How to fill these in: after a job, ask "would you write me one sentence I can put on the website?" Use their words exactly, first name and street only. Never write these yourself.
We're based in the Cleveland area and we travel by bike, on foot, or with a parent driving โ so we stick close to home. If you're just outside the list, ask anyway.
Not on the list? Call or text us anyway โ if we can get there, we'll come.

Tell us how many windows you've got and we'll text back a price the same day. If a window isn't worth cleaning yet, we'll tell you that too.