Crystal Clear Window Washing - Gunnison - Crested Butte

PRICING:

Generally, we charge $5 per window and $2 for screens.
(Note: With screens we clean the tracks and sills)
Here are window samples that can be used as a rough estimate pricing guide.

Here is how to count windows.

(Number underneath window's name represents window count)

*French Windows with non-removable grids are an additional $1.50 per side or 75 cents per pane, which ever is greater.

(Picture or oversized windows with or without grids are subject to additional charges)

We do not charge for ladder work on the first 2 stories.

We will assess ladder work per job for window height that exceeds a traditional 2 story building or normal degree of difficulty.

Some customers elect to do the inside of the windows themselves. If that’s the case, we charge 60% of the estimate to do the outside and the screens. Our recommendation would be to get the windows done professionally inside and out the first time. We will then come back and clean just the outside in 6 months, following that up six months later with our complete inside/outside job again. That’s what the majority of our customers do.

Final Notes—Our estimate will match the invoice price unless there is glass inside the house that we do not figure in the estimate because we cannot see it from the outside, or if you ask us to do additional work.

Use the calculator below to get an "approximate" estimate of what your project would cost. For a firm quote Click Here to contact us and set up a FREE Estimate. Quotes presented below are approximate.

Crystal Clear
Window Washing

Cost Estimate Calculator

Select Number of Regular Windows 1st Floor:
Select Number of Regular Windows 2nd Floor:
Select Number of French/Grid Type Windows:
Select Number of Sliding Patio Doors:
Select Number of Garden Windows:
Select Number of Wardrobe Mirrors:
Select Number of Screens:
Select Number of Skylights:
Your Home's Number of Stories:

Your Estimate:
The quote presented above is in no way a firm contractual bid. It simply provides you with an "approximate" cost for your project.

We believe in providing an excellent service at a fair price. Sure there are window washers out there willing to clean your windows at cut-rate, cheap prices. There are a lot of part-timers in this business-so be careful because after all, you generally get what you pay for.

Here are some things to look for, and to ask when choosing a window cleaning service:

Will they open each window and clean your sills and tracks? (Most window washers never open the windows)
Do they actually scrub your screens instead of just wiping them off? It makes no sense to have clean glass and dirty screens.
Do they look professional and are they in company uniforms? If they're not willing to invest in looking professional, then they're in this for the short term. Unfortunately, there are a lot of part-timers in the window washing business.
Ask for plenty of references along with phone numbers. A reputable window washing company should be glad to provide them to you. Click here for my latest references.
Are they insured and bonded? Things happen. You need to be fully protected in case of unforeseen situations. (As a side note, we've never had a claim)
Do they use poles or ladders? You can't wash a window (and do a great job) from a distance using a pole. We own many different size ladders, so we'll be able to access every single window.