Pricing

One number sets the price: how much glass.

We price by pane because you can check a pane count. Hourly pricing rewards the slow crew. All figures on this page are samples for a demo site.

Pane-count estimator

Count the glass, price the visit.

Every window-cleaning quote comes down to one number: how many glass units are on the property, and how hard each one is to reach. Set the inputs and the figure moves in front of you. Sample rates.

1. What size is the property?

A double-hung window is two panes. A slider is two. A picture window is one.

3. Tallest storey with glass
4. Which sides?
5. True divided lights?
6. Add to the visit

Estimated visit

$318 to $404

28 panes, in and out, single storey.

Glass units counted
28
Screens in scope
17
Openings with track service
14
Time on site
about 2.5 hours

Usually booked as

Coastal Standard, twice a year

Sample figures for a demo site. A real quote follows a pane count on site, which is free and takes about fifteen minutes.

Rate card

What the estimator is doing

No black box. These are the sample rates the estimator uses, in the order it applies them. A real quote follows a count on site and can come in either side of this.

LineSample rateNotes
Visit base$79Travel, setup, protection and the low-angle final check
Exterior glass$4.25 per panePure water by pole, or contact work where the glass needs it
Interior glass$3.10 per paneAlways mop and squeegee with a scrim finish
Second storey+25 percentApplied to the exterior line only
Third storey+55 percentMay move to pole, lift or rope access after a survey
True divided lights+$1.60 per paneReal muntins only. Grids sealed between the glass are free
Screens$6 eachRemoved, labelled, washed flat and re-seated
Tracks and weeps$4 per openingVacuumed dry first, then flushed
First clean surcharge+35 percentAfter a build, a storm, or more than two years

Sample figures for a demo website. Not a quote.

Maintenance plans

Three intervals, set by exposure

Plan clients are scheduled automatically, never queue in the mid-May rush, and get priority slots after a named storm. Month to month, no cancellation fee.

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.

  • 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

Best for: Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Figure Eight and Intracoastal-facing elevations.

Most booked

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.

  • 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

Best for: Most Wilmington, Porters Neck, Hampstead and Monkey Junction homes.

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.

  • 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

Best for: Leland, Brunswick Forest, Castle Hayne and Rocky Point.

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.

01 How far is the property from the ocean or the Intracoastal Waterway?
02 What is the tree cover around the house?
03 Does sprinkler spray reach the glass?
04 Is there active construction within a block?

Recommended interval

Every 22 weeks

About 2 visits a year

Closest plan: Coastal Standard

    Book a free count

    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

    Booked on the same visit, priced per unit

    Screens, wash and re-seat

    $6 per screen

    Full-height slider screens count as two

    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

    All prices on this page are sample figures for a demo website.

    Pricing questions

    How the money works

    If the answer you need is not here, call. You will reach a technician, not a call centre.

    Because you can check it. A pane count is a fact. We count every glass unit, note storey and grids, and the invoice shows the count. Hourly pricing rewards the slow crew and punishes the fast one.

    One glass unit in one opening. A double-hung window is two panes. A sliding door is two. A picture window is one, regardless of size. True divided lights carry a small surcharge for hand time; grids sealed between the glass do not.

    Usually, yes. A first clean after several years, after a build or after a storm carries a surcharge because it is restoration work, not maintenance. The estimator applies it automatically so there is no surprise.

    Yes. Plans are month to month with no cancellation fee. Snowbird clients routinely pause from December to March and we hold the route slot.

    Free count

    A pane count takes fifteen minutes.

    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.

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