Portsmouth, NH · Seacoast & Southern Maine
Window cleaning for Portsmouth homes and storefronts
Salt off the harbor, pollen off the pines, hard water off the sprinklers. We take the glass back to invisible. Screens, tracks, and storm panels available on top.
- Rated 5.0 on Google
- Fully insured
- Locally owned since 2018
- Free estimates
Go ahead. Drag the squeegee.
Services
Four jobs, done properly
Most window cleaning problems on the Seacoast come down to one of these. If you are not sure which one you have, describe it on the phone and we will tell you.
Residential window cleaning
Inside and out, sills and tracks wiped, screens washed. The whole house, not just the glass you can reach.
Learn more →Commercial & storefront
Scheduled storefront routes and office glass on the Seacoast, done before you open or after you close.
Learn more →Post-construction cleaning
Stickers, mortar splash, paint overspray, and construction dust off new glass — without scratching it.
Learn more →Hard water stain removal
Sprinkler spotting, well water mineral haze, and salt etching — restored rather than replaced.
Learn more →Screens, tracks & gates
The parts that make a clean window look dirty again three days later.
Learn more →Why the glass here is harder
The Seacoast is rough on windows
Three miles inland, windows get dusty. Here, they get chemically attacked.
Salt carries a long way off the Piscataqua and the Atlantic, films onto glass, and dries into a haze that ordinary cleaner smears rather than removes. Pine and oak pollen sheets across south-facing panes every spring. Well-fed irrigation throws mineral-heavy water at the same three windows all summer until the calcium bonds to the surface. And in winter, road salt spray coats every storefront on the main roads.
None of that comes off with a bottle of blue spray and a paper towel. It is why a house in Rye needs cleaning three or four times a year and a house in Exeter needs it twice.
You call or write
Tell us roughly how many windows, how many stories, and whether you want interiors. Most estimates are settled in one conversation.
We give you a firm number
Priced on pane count and access, not a vague per-window rate. The number we say is the number you pay.
We show up when we said
Not a four-hour window. An actual time. If weather moves us, you hear it from us first.
We walk it with you
Before we pack up. If something is not right, it gets fixed while we are still standing there.
Straight pricing
You pay for the glass. The rest is your call.
The base clean is every pane, both sides, hand-detailed to the edge, frames wiped, every storey reached, floors protected. Beyond that — screens, tracks, storm panels, skylights, mineral stain removal — is quoted on top and itemised on the estimate. Nothing lands on the invoice that you did not agree to before we started.
Included in every clean
- Glass hand-detailed edge to edge, inside and out
- Frames, mullions, and muntins wiped
- Second and third storey reached, no upcharge
- Hard water and salt etching assessed and quoted honestly
- Drop cloths down, furniture back, nothing left behind
Add-ons — quoted on top
- Screens removed, washed, dried, reinstalled
- Sills and tracks vacuumed and scrubbed
- Storm windows and interior storm panels
- Skylights and transoms
- Hard water and mineral stain removal
What customers say
Rated 5.0 on Google
“Within one hour we had a quote tucked in our front door”
“He was professional, on time, quick and lovely to have in our home”
“He’s extremely attentive to detail”
“completely reliable, communicates quickly and is easy to have around”
“Stan was very kind and did a fantastic job!”
Recent work
Seacoast glass, cleaned
Homes and storefronts from Portsmouth out to Rye, New Castle, and across the bridge into Kittery.
Where we work
The Seacoast, and a bit of Maine
We are based on Summer Street in Portsmouth and work outward from there. If your town is not listed, call anyway — if we cannot get to you we will usually know who can.
Straight answers
Common questions
How much does window cleaning cost in Portsmouth, NH?
The base price covers the glass, priced on pane count, window style, and number of stories — a small ranch and a historic colonial with sixty divided lights are very different jobs even if the house looks the same size. Screens, tracks, storm panels, skylights, and hard water stain removal are add-ons quoted on top and itemised on the estimate. See the pricing page for a full breakdown, or call (603) 501-9572.
Do you clean the inside of windows as well as the outside?
Yes. Interior and exterior are both standard on residential work. Exterior-only is available if that is all you need, and it costs less.
How often should windows be cleaned on the Seacoast?
Twice a year for most homes — spring after the pollen drop and fall before the weather turns. Homes within about a mile of open water usually want three or four because of salt. Storefronts and restaurants are typically weekly or monthly.
Are you insured?
Yes. Certificates of insurance are available on request, which commercial property managers and landlords often need for their files.
What areas do you serve?
Portsmouth, Rye, New Castle, Greenland, Newington, North Hampton, Hampton, Exeter, Stratham, Dover, and Durham in New Hampshire, plus Kittery and York in Maine.
Do you clean gutters or wash siding too?
Our trade is glass — windows, screens, tracks, and hard water restoration. We would rather do that extremely well than do six things adequately.
Get your windows back
Free estimates, straight pricing, and a real person on the phone. Tell us what you have and we will tell you what it costs.