
Per pane
- $6 small · $8 medium pane
- $10–14 a big display pane, by size
- Made for shops with 5–6 big front windows
- A typical small shop lands $75–$180
- Inside and outside both available

Curb appeal starts at the glass. Customers judge your business from the sidewalk before they ever reach the door. We keep your display windows and entry doors spotless โ before you open, on a maintenance schedule that suits you, at a price a small business can actually afford.
Drag your finger or mouse across the dirty glass below.
Small jobs are priced per pane. Big ones are priced by the hour, because that's fairer than guessing. We tell you which one applies before we touch anything.


Use the size guide beside it to sort your glass, then slide. It's a real number, not a lead trap โ and the quote itself is always free.
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.
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.
Grimy glass on the left, our finish on the right. Grab the handle and pull it across.
Before
After
โ ๏ธ Seth & Gabe โ demo slider: it dirties one copy of the same photo. Shoot a real before-and-after at your first shop and swap the two <img> tags.
Stainless squeegees with fresh rubber, microfiber scrubbers, professional glass soap, and a water-fed pole running filtered water. The same tools full-time window cleaners use โ we bought them on purpose and we look after them.
Fresh rubber is the entire reason glass comes out streak-free. A nicked blade is what leaves those thin lines down a shop window, so we change ours often.
See every tool โ
Nobody wants a bucket in the doorway at lunchtime. We work early mornings, evenings, or whatever your quiet hour is โ and we squeegee the sidewalk dry behind us so there's no puddle for your customers to walk through.
High glass gets the water-fed pole from the ground. Where the pole can't reach we use a ladder or step stool, set up on level ground with one of us footing it.
How the pole works โ
Storefront glass takes a beating โ road dust, rain spots, hands on the door. Most shops look best on a two-week or monthly cycle, and we take 10% off when you put it on a repeat schedule.
Same two of us every time, so we learn your glass: which pane always has hard-water spots, which door handle needs the extra wipe.
Set up a schedule โWe'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 pane โ free. We put our neighborhood's name on this business, so we're not about to be the crew that leaves streaks on a shop window people walk past all day.

No contracts, no lock-in, no sales pitch. Message us, we quote it free, we clean, you check it before you pay.
Book an appointment โUse the estimator, or just send a photo of your frontage. Takes a minute.
We come look, count the panes with you, and give you a fixed price โ or the hourly rate and the hours if it's a big one. Free, always, no obligation.
Scrub, squeegee, detail the edges, pure-water rinse outside, sidewalk left dry.
Walk the glass with us. Anything we missed, we fix on the spot. Then you pay.
Most small shops have five or six big front panes plus a door. That usually lands between $75 and $180, depending on size and whether you want insides too. Run it through the estimator above for a real number, or just ask us for a free quote.
Once a job prices out over $400 we switch to $70 an hour instead of per pane. Big frontages take longer than a pane count suggests, so hourly is fairer both ways. We walk the job with you and agree the hours before we start โ you never get a surprise.
If rain is forecast we call the morning of and move you, free. Clean rain doesn't spot clean glass โ it's the dirt already on the window that makes rain look bad. If your frontage genuinely looks worse within 48 hours of us leaving, we come back and redo it at no charge.
About 20 ft with the water-fed pole from the ground โ which covers a normal shop frontage and the glass above it. Above that, or anything needing a lift or rope access, we turn it down and tell you to call a full-time commercial crew. We'd rather lose the job than take one we can't do safely.
Yes, and we prefer it. Early morning, evening, or whatever your quiet hour is. We're in school during the day, so out-of-hours suits us as much as it suits you.
No. We towel the sills and squeegee the sidewalk dry behind us. A wet entrance is a slip risk and a bad look for your shop โ leaving one would be doing the job badly.
Yes. Inside glass gets scrubber, squeegee and a microfiber detail on the edges. Tick "Inside too" in the estimator to see what it adds. We work around your display and won't move your merchandise unless you ask us to.
Yes โ real equipment, real routine, real guarantee. We're Seth and Gabe, we're 13, and our parents know every job we take and help us get there. You inspect the work before you pay a cent, and if there's a streak we come back free. More about us โ

Send us a photo of your glass and we'll come back with a price the same day. If it isn't worth cleaning yet, we'll tell you that too.