Screens, wash and re-seat
$6 per screen
Full-height slider screens count as two
Maintenance plans
Set the interval once, then stop thinking about it.
Three plans, chosen by how far the property sits from open water. Plan clients are scheduled automatically and get priority after a named storm.
Oceanfront and sound-front
Salt Line
$139 per visit, 30-pane home
Every 8 weeks
The short cycle for glass that never gets a break from salt aerosol. Six or seven visits a year, exterior glass plus tracks every time, interiors twice a year.
Best for: Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Figure Eight and Intracoastal-facing elevations.
Every visit includes
- Exterior glass and frames every visit
- Interior glass twice a year
- Sills, tracks and weep holes cleared every visit
- Screens washed twice a year
- Priority slot after a named storm
- Salt-etch watch: we grade the glass every visit and warn you before stage 2
2 to 6 miles from open water
Coastal Standard
$249 per visit, 30-pane home
Twice a year
Two full visits a year, timed to the Cape Fear calendar: a spring reset in mid-May after the pine pollen drop, and an autumn visit before the holidays.
Best for: Most Wilmington, Porters Neck, Hampstead and Monkey Junction homes.
Every visit includes
- Interior and exterior glass on both visits
- Sills, tracks and weep holes cleared
- All screens removed, washed and re-seated
- Frame and sash wipe-down
- Written glass condition report with photos
- Ten percent off any add-on booked on the same visit
Over 6 miles from open water
Inland Annual
$289 per visit, 30-pane home
Once a year
One thorough annual visit scheduled for mid-May, right after the pine drop ends, so the glass starts the summer clean and stays that way.
Best for: Leland, Brunswick Forest, Castle Hayne and Rocky Point.
Every visit includes
- Interior and exterior glass
- Sills, tracks and weep holes cleared
- All screens removed, washed and re-seated
- Cobweb removal at soffits and window heads
- Written glass condition report with photos
- Optional autumn interior-only visit at plan rate
Frequency planner
How often does your glass need us?
Interval is a function of exposure, not of house size. Four questions about where the property sits and what lands on it will get you within a fortnight of the right answer.
Recommended interval
Every 22 weeks
About 2 visits a year
Closest plan: Coastal Standard
A planning guide, not a quote. A technician confirms the interval on the first visit and adjusts it by elevation where the water-facing side needs more than the street side.
Add-ons
Add to any plan visit
Plan clients get ten percent off anything booked onto an existing visit, because we are already there.
Track and weep hole service
$4 per opening
Vacuumed dry first, then flushed
Interior-only extra visit
From $129
Popular before holidays and family visits
Solar array wash
$8 to $14 per panel
Includes production comparison on monitored systems
Gutter clear and flush
From $165
Hand cleared and bagged, downspouts flow tested
Post-storm salt flush
From $119
Priority booking for plan clients
Sample figures for a demo website.
The small print, in plain words
How the plans actually work
Month to month
No annual contract and no cancellation fee. Pause any time; snowbird clients routinely pause December to March and keep their route slot.
Priced on your count
The headline figures assume a 30-pane home. Your plan price is set from your own pane count on the first visit and stays fixed for twelve months.
Split by elevation where it helps
Waterfront homes often put the water-facing glass on a short interval and the street side on a long one. It usually costs less than a single interval for the whole house.
Storm priority
After a named storm, plan clients are scheduled first, typically within 96 hours of road access being restored. Sample response time, not a guarantee.
What sits behind the work
- General liability$2,000,000 aggregate, sample figure. Certificates naming the property owner as additional insured issued on request.
- Workers' compensationFull coverage on every technician. No subcontracted labour on residential routes.
- IWCA memberInternational Window Cleaning Association member. Safety standards and blade policy follow IWCA guidance.
- Rope descent programmeOSHA 1910.27 compliant: certified anchorages, independent lifelines, documented rescue plan per building.
- Pure water certifiedIn-line TDS meter checked before the first pane of every job. Logged per vehicle, per day.
- Storm responsePriority post-landfall salt flush for plan clients, typically within 96 hours of road access being restored.
Plans
Pick an interval, keep your route slot.
No sales visit. A technician counts the glass, checks the storey and the coating, and sends a written figure the same day.
Insured and IWCA. Certificates issued to your property manager on request.