Window Cleaning Questions, Answered
Twice a year suits most Missouri homes, in spring after pollen season and in autumn after harvest dust. Homes near gravel roads, farm fields or the lake do better on a quarterly schedule. Storefronts usually need monthly service.
Yes. Interior glass is hand-cleaned and detailed, and we treat tracks, sills and screens at the same visit. See window screen and track cleaning.
No. Rainwater alone does not dirty clean glass. What causes spotting is dirt already sitting on the pane, and our pure water rinse removes it.
Usually, yes. Those are mineral deposits from sprinklers or hard water. They need a restoration process, covered on the hard water stain removal page.
Yes. Andy's Window Cleaning is fully insured, and every technician is trained on safe access before working on your property.
No, as long as we can reach the exterior. Interior cleaning does need access, so most customers book both together.
Residential Window Cleaning FAQs
Yes. We clean year-round in Missouri and adjust our method for temperature.
Yes. Exterior cleaning uses only purified water, with no detergents or chemicals at all.
They are included in our detailed residential package.
Exterior-only cleaning does not require you to be home. Interior work does.
Most homes take two to four hours. Larger properties take a full day.
Yes, from the ground, with no ladders against the house.
Ready to see the difference? Request your free quote or reach the crew through contact us.
Commercial Window Cleaning FAQs
Restaurants and high-traffic retail benefit from weekly or bi-weekly service. Most offices and clinics do well quarterly. Buildings on busy roads need more frequent attention than those on quiet streets.
Yes. Early morning, evening and overnight scheduling is standard for us.
Yes, on request, made out to your property manager or landlord.
Yes. We service multi-site accounts across Missouri under a single agreement and a single invoice.
Yes. See high-rise window cleaning for access methods and building types.
Sprinkler and irrigation spotting on commercial glass is common and usually removable. See hard water stain removal.
Call the number for your region or send building details through contact us and we will survey the site and quote it.