Pollen leaves a film on your windows, and the hot, humid climate keeps dropping more of it onto the glass all season. At Tropical Home and Commercial Services, we clean interior glass with plain soapy water, a mop, and a squeegee. Outside, we reach the glass with a ladder or a water-fed pole with purified water. When that film has dulled the view from your Winter Park home, call us at (407) 324-9876.
We clean every type of window on your home, and we can reach upper-story glass safely.
We clean the glass inside and out. Inside, each pane gets the mop and squeegee, then we detail the frame and sill by hand.
We treat these the same way on both sides of the glass. Inside and out, we work pane by pane so nothing is left streaked or skipped.
We clean storm windows inside and out along with the rest of your glass, wherever we can reach them safely.
On French panes, oxidation runs down from the frame onto the glass after a rain, so clean glass clouds over again. Our carbon-fiber pole runs purified water across the glass and frame together, so residue washing down off the frame has nothing left to cloud.
We clean sliding glass doors and frames on both sides, so the view in and out stays clear.
Here is what sets our window cleaning apart once we are at your house.
In the right homes, we use a water-fed pole with purified water. It brings the frames, sills, and mullions clean along with the pane. That matters because dirt left on a frame or sill washes back down onto glass you just paid to clean.
We carry custody and care insurance, coverage that protects the very items we’re cleaning, not just the property around them. Hardly any of our competitors carry it, and it’s worth asking about when you compare quotes. On a window job, the items we are covering are your windows themselves.
Interior glass gets plain soapy water, nothing stronger, so your floors and finishes stay safe. We put on shoe covers before we step inside and keep them on the whole time we work in your home.
Here is how a window cleaning goes, from the first visit to the call after we leave.
Call us or use the form on our website to set up a free estimate. We come to the house, meet you, and learn what matters most to you. Then we inspect your windows, count them, note size, type, and reach, and flag anything that could affect the job before service day. You get a written quote.
Once you book, the job goes on the calendar. When the crew arrives, we review the work plan with you on site. We add or remove areas so the office, the estimator, and the crew all work from the same plan.
We put on shoe covers and ask where you would like us to start. Is the home office first? Upstairs? Inside, we clean the glass with soapy water only, using a T-bar mop and a squeegee. We hand-wipe the frame and sill once each pane is done. We ask before moving any furniture or knickknacks.
Outside, we use aluminum ladders where they are needed and a carbon-fiber water-fed pole with purified water on the right homes. We scrub or scrape where the glass calls for it, and we reach the upper floors with a ladder or pole when it’s safe.
We walk you around the finished windows. If anything can’t be fully cleaned, we photograph it so you have a record, and if something isn’t right, we fix it.
After the job, the office calls to make sure everything went well. We take payment on that call and ask how the crew did.
Light screen cleaning comes standard with every window cleaning at no extra charge. If your screens need more, detailed screen cleaning and track cleaning are available as separate line items. Each one is spelled out on your quote, so you can see exactly what you are paying for and choose what you want. Tracks on sliders and windows are cleaned the same way, as an add-on you approve up front.
Window cleaning is the heart of our Maintenance Plans. Many of our customers are already on a regular schedule, and plan customers get a standing discount on their cleanings. Choose the cadence that fits your home, and we’ll keep it on the calendar.
We stand behind every job. If something isn’t right, we’ll come back and make it right. That holds on every window we clean, and we follow up until you are satisfied with the result.
Most of your windows are within reach, including upper-story glass we can safely access. Some windows can’t be reached safely because a pool cage blocks the ladder or a power line is too close to the glass. We’ll flag those during the estimate so there are no surprises. Power lines matter because aluminum ladders and carbon-fiber poles both conduct electricity.
Not always, and we tell you before we start. If a window has hard water deposits, scratches, or damage that cleaning alone won’t resolve, we photograph it, tell you honestly, and explain your options rather than risk the glass. Irrigation water is a common source of hard-water spotting on glass around here, and some of it has etched in rather than sitting on top.
At least once a year, and ideally twice. The honest answer depends on your home: how many kids you have, how many animals, and how much your glass actually sees. Fall is our busiest stretch, September through December, when homeowners are getting ready to host for the holidays. A Maintenance Plan keeps it on a schedule, so you don’t have to remember.
Plan on at least an hour, and a large home can take a full day. The time depends on how many windows you have and whether we are cleaning the inside, the outside, or both. We give you a realistic window when we quote the job.
Ready for a clear view again? We do our estimates in person, so we come to your Winter Park home, meet you, and look at your windows before we quote a price. There is no cost and no obligation. Call (407) 324-9876 to schedule your free window cleaning estimate.
