Window cleaning in Lakewood, CO. Mid-century and modern homes, pure-water exterior cleans, screens included. Fully insured. Free quotes.
Lakewood's housing runs the full range — post-war ranches around Belmar, mid-century splits near Green Mountain, and newer infill throughout. Each generation of window brings its own quirks, and we adjust rather than running the same routine everywhere.
Older Lakewood aluminum-frame windows in particular need careful handling: the tracks hold decades of grit, the screens are often original and brittle, and the glass can carry oxidation that looks like dirt but isn't. We'll tell you which is which.
Homes on the west side and up against Green Mountain take steady wind carrying fine dirt and grass seed. West-facing glass here re-films noticeably faster than the same home would on the east side of town.
A lot of Lakewood's mid-century stock still has original aluminum-frame windows and the original screen mesh. We remove and rinse those by hand rather than power-rinsing, because old mesh tears and old spline doesn't go back in.
Homes along the major corridors pick up a greasy traffic film that plain water won't cut. Those get a detergent pre-treat before the pure-water rinse — otherwise you get streaking rather than clarity.
Lakewood exterior cleans generally run $160 to $320. The older ranches tend toward the lower end on pane count; two-story homes with added sunrooms or enclosed patios run higher.
Get your exact priceMost homes fall between $160 and $320 for a full exterior. Single-story ranches sit at the lower end; two-story homes and those with sunrooms or added glass run higher.
On older Lakewood glass that's usually oxidation, seal failure between panes, or permanent etching, not dirt. We'll show you on-site which it is before quoting anything extra, because some of it genuinely can't be cleaned off.
Carefully. Brittle mid-century mesh and dried spline get hand-rinsed rather than pressure-rinsed. If a screen is already failing we'll show you before touching it rather than after.
Yes — Belmar, Green Mountain, Applewood, Union Square, and the neighborhoods along Sixth and Alameda. We're about 20 minutes out from our Littleton base.
Lakewood single-story homes typically run $140 to $200; two-story $200 to $300.
Lakewood arrays generally run $8 to $15 per panel with a service minimum.
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