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How we count and price windows.

Listed prices are for your reference only. Any adjustment in price will be conducted before the job is started. Often times our customers miscount their windows. If you over count or under count your windows, we will adjust the price accordingly with you before we perform any work. We do not practice bait and switch tactics.
We want to ensure you receive a fair and complete service.

Pricing is for residential service only.
Commerical inquiries, please call 1-877-744-6388.

Double and Single Hung Windows	Double and Single Sliding Windows	Bay, Bow and Picture Windows
$10.00 Each	$10.00 Each Example shown is not for basement window pricing.	$12.00 for center glass only. Side windows count as normal casement or double/single hung.
Casements Windows	Awnings Windows	Specialty and Box Windows
$10.00 Each	$10.00 each Example shown is not for basement window pricing.	$10.00 to $20.00 each. Pricing depends on access to the window.
Geometric & Custom Shape Windows	Arch Windows	French Windows (Non-Removable Grids)
$15.00 to $30.00 Pricing depends on access to the window and complexity of design.	$15.00 to $20.00 Pricing depends on access to the window.	$1.25 Each Grid Removable Grids are counted as a standard Double/single hung Window.
Patio Doors	Doors & Transoms	Screens
$15.00 Each	$10 to $20 depending on complexity of design. IE:Leaded Glass Designs	$2.00 Each

Pricing includes
inside and outside, frames, tracks and sills.

Travel Fees will be assesd at $1.00 per mile roundtrip. We use Googlemaps for our calculations in distance. Distance will be rounded up to the nearest mile. IE: If you live 10 miles from our office, your travel fee will be $20.00.

2nd Floor add $50.00

3rd Floor add an additional $100.00

Basement windows are priced on site due to limited access.
Dirt and grim levels are also figured into the price.

Old homes
Many old homes have poured glass. This type of glass is easy to recognize as it's not flat. You will often see bubbles, wavy areas and in some cases drips of glass. These windows can not be cleaned by regular methods and must be priced by an on site estimate.

Storm windows are priced at $2.00 each window.
Most storm windows come in pairs (1 top & 1 bottom for a total of $4.00).

Homes that have an abnormal amount of dirt and grim in the window tracks will be cleaned to the best of our ability. In cases where homes are surrounded by heavily wooded areas or windows have been neglected for years will have this issue.

Our pricing does not include removal of hard water stain and paint overspray removal.
Hard water stains form on windows that are exposed to over-spray from lawn irrigation systems. Mineral deposits in the water collect on the glass and appear as a hazy white or sometimes yellow film. If left on the glass, this film will etch the glass over a period of time. Your windows can be safely restored by our professional staff using our chemical application service, eliminating the risk of expensive window replacement. In some cases the staining can be so extreme no process other then window replacement will repair a hard water stained window.
Cost $10.00 per window.
Below are different examples of staining:

Stains are caused by the following situations:

     Sprinkler Stain: This stain. is caused by a sprinkler system placed to close to the glass. The spray is directed in such a way that it hits the glass on a- regular basis. These stains can also be developed from winds that blow the water on the glass over a period of time. Calcium, salts or magnesium from the local water system cause most sprinkler stains.

     Condensation Stain: This stain is caused by water collecting under the first few inches of a window frame along the top. The sun does not evaporate the morning dew and over time this can cause a stain. Condensation stain can also be caused by broken window seals. In cases where the seal is broken the window can not be cleaned to a spotless shine. In this case, window replacement is your only option.

     Building Run-off Stain: The minerals present in building materials such as limestone, Portland cement, brick or other materials leaching on to the glass surface after rains cause this stain.

     Chemical Stain: This stain is caused by chemical residue from certain cleaning solutions left to dry on the surface or reaction from the chemical upon application. Insufficient rinsing from power washing is notorious for leaving this type of stain which appears as a haze over the majority of the glass surface.

     Screen Burn: Some windows have what is known as "screen burn" which can appear as anything from small water spots to a heavy gray or rust-colored haze on the outside of the glass. This occurs as a result of rain water passing through the screen and depositing oxidized metal onto the glass. These deposits do not wash or scrape off, and a special treatment must be used to restore the glass to its original shine. 

The lack of a regular maintenance program allows minerals and chemicals to etch or build up on the glass surface and if left untreated will cause permanent damage. The cost of removal can be substantial, although it is much less than the cost of replacement. Many times it is not possible to discover the full extent of damage or determine the price of removal until a Standard Cleaning is performed and viewed by the customer and window cleaning contractor.

     We will inspect the project with you to confirm the stains and perform tests in areas agreed upon by the you to determine to what extent the stains can be removed. The cost of the testing is free

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