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window cleaning pricing in Rochester

Published price ranges for interior and exterior window cleaning, screen and track detail, frame and sill wipe-down, gutter cleaning, and post-construction cleanup for residential and commercial properties across Greater Rochester. Real numbers, not “call for a quote.” Every job has variables — see the factors below — but these ranges cover the majority of Rochester-area work.

Typical Rochester range

$120–$525 for residential, depending on package; $5–$12 per pane is the typical Rochester unit rate inside+outside

Twice yearly — once in spring (April–June) and once in fall (September–November); booking both visits together is the common Rochester pattern.

Pricing by service

Each line is a real service we book, with the price band most Rochester customers actually pay.

ServicePrice range
Interior Window WashYear-round (slower in Dec–Feb)$3–$6 per pane · typical $120–$220 per home
Exterior Window WashApril – November$4–$7 per pane · typical $160–$285 per home
Full Detail Package (Interior + Exterior + Tracks + Screens)April – November$285–$525 per home · typical $385 for 2,000 sq ft
Screen DetailApril – November$6–$10 per screen · typical $60–$130 per home
Gutter CleaningApril + September – November$165–$325 per home
Post-Construction Window CleanupWritten quote per job · typical $400–$900
  • Interior Window Wash

    $3–$6 per pane · typical $120–$220 per home

    Inside-only glass cleaning for homes where the outside still looks good but the inside has cooking film, fingerprints, or pet-nose smudges. Includes sill wipe-down.

  • Exterior Window Wash

    $4–$7 per pane · typical $160–$285 per home

    Outside-only cleaning — the more common request. Removes pollen, lake-effect humidity film, pollen, bird debris, and winter salt spray. Ladder-safe up to second-story standard windows.

  • Full Detail Package (Interior + Exterior + Tracks + Screens)

    $285–$525 per home · typical $385 for 2,000 sq ft

    The package most homeowners actually want. Glass inside and out, plus tracks vacuumed and wiped, screens removed and washed, frames detailed. Two-person crew, half-day job.

  • Screen Detail

    $6–$10 per screen · typical $60–$130 per home

    Just the screens — popular as an add-on after exterior-only cleaning, or as a standalone after a heavy pollen spring. Hand-washed, dried, and reinstalled without damage.

  • Gutter Cleaning

    $165–$325 per home

    Gutter scoop + flush. Common add-on bundled with fall window cleaning before winter — wet leaves in gutters become ice dams by January.

  • Post-Construction Window Cleanup

    Written quote per job · typical $400–$900

    New construction, addition, or full window replacement leaves glass with paint splatter, silicone, stucco dust, and manufacturer stickers. We strip and clean — careful razor work where needed.

Factors that affect price

The biggest variables on a final quote. None of these are surprises — we work them out before the job starts.

  • Number of panes (each window pane is priced separately, not the whole window)
  • Interior only, exterior only, or both
  • Inclusion of tracks, screens, frames, sills
  • Storm windows or skylights (priced per unit)
  • Height — second-story standard is included; third-story or steep roof access adds cost
  • Distance from Rochester (some far suburbs add light travel)
  • Add-ons (gutters, post-construction cleanup, hard-water stain removal)

How Rochester compares

Rochester window cleaning runs $5–$12 per pane for interior+exterior, or about $200–$500 for a typical 2,000–2,500 sq ft home. Be careful of "$99 whole house" specials — they almost always mean exterior glass only, no tracks, no screens, and a 30-second wipe per window that leaves streaks the moment the sun hits it.

Price ranges reflect typical Rochester-area work and are not binding quotes. Final pricing depends on the specific scope, materials, condition, and access on your property. We provide a written estimate before any work begins.

Pricing questions or a complex project we should look at? Contact connormeador@gmail.com.