Window Cleaning for Real Estate Agents and Pre-Listing Prep

Yes. We clean windows for listings across the county, scheduled around photos, open houses and closing, and we can invoice the agent, the seller or escrow.

A day or two before the photographer arrives, after any painting, repairs and staging are done. That way nothing lands on clean glass before the shoot.

Tell us the photo date when you ask for a quote. We schedule listing work around it and confirm the day before.

Yes. Send us the lockbox or access details and we’ll text when we arrive and leave.

Whoever the agent and seller agree on. We can invoice the agent, the seller or the escrow company, and send a W-9.

For most listings, yes. Agents widely recommend cleaning the whole home before listing, and windows appear in nearly every interior photo. Clean glass helps the photos match the house. We can’t promise it changes the sale price, but dirty or spotted windows are easy for buyers to notice.

Often. We test a corner first and tell you if the spots will come off or if the glass is etched, so you know before the photo date.

Yes. Screens are brushed and rinsed and tracks cleaned, so sliders open smoothly during showings.

Yes. A move-out clean before the final walkthrough is common, especially when the buyer will see the house empty.

Yes. Clear gutters and clean panels can be added to the same visit before inspection or photos.

Yes. Exterior work needs only open gates; inside glass needs lockbox access.

Text the address, a few photos and the photo date. You’ll get a flat quote, usually the same day.

After. Staging moves furniture and brings in dust, and stagers often touch sills and sliders. Clean the glass once staging is in place, a day or two before photos.

We can’t promise that. What NAR’s survey shows is that agents widely recommend whole-home cleaning before listing and that clients value listing photos. Clean glass is part of making the photos match the house.

Yes. Some buyers ask for a clean as part of the move-out, and some sellers book it before the final walkthrough. We can invoice whoever is paying.

Yes. New homes often have paint, stickers and construction dust on the glass. See our post-construction window cleaning page for how that’s handled.

Yes. Dirty skylights darken rooms in photos. We clean them from the roof without stepping on them, before the windows, so nothing falls on clean glass.

Homes with view walls, glass railings or many sliders take longer. Send photos of every side when you ask for a quote so the flat price covers it and the photo date stays on track.

Yes. A short visit for view glass and sliders the day before an open house is common, especially after showings have left handprints.

Yes. We schedule with the seller, protect floors and furniture inside, and can do the exterior on a day they’re out. Occupied homes usually need a little more time around furniture and window coverings.

It depends on your purchase contract, so check with your agent. Many sellers book a move-out clean before the final walkthrough, especially when the buyer will see the house empty. We clean glass, screens and tracks, and can invoice the agent, the seller or the escrow company.