
We clean windows in Austin at flat-rate pricing. Exterior glass is included. Interior cleaning and any other add-ons start at checkout. No estimate, no per-window math.
Homes in Great Hills, Balcones Village, and Anderson Mill have a median build year of 1994 (City-Data), which means the windows in these neighborhoods have been dealing with mature-canopy pollen for a long time. Ashe juniper is the dominant species west of I-35 and runs a heavy pollen season from December through March (AgriLife Today, Texas A&M). Live oak follows with catkins in spring. Together those two seasons put a significant film on exterior glass and screens. Hackberry, cedar elm, and pecan extend the debris season into fall.
These are not young planted trees. Thirty to forty years of growth means a dense canopy overhead and a pollen load that builds faster than most homeowners expect. After a cleaning, the first clear morning is when you notice it, the light is different in the room and the view actually comes through.

What Window Cleaning Includes in Austin
The juniper and live oak seasons are the two main drivers of window grime in this part of Austin. Juniper lays down a fine yellow film from December through March. Live oak catkins follow through April. Most windows in Great Hills and Anderson Mill have gone through both seasons before spring is over, on top of whatever cedar elm and hackberry dropped through summer and fall the previous year.
The base rate covers exterior glass. Interior cleaning, screens, sills, and tracks are add-ons you choose at checkout, and you pay only for what you pick. Interior cleaning requires someone home during the appointment. Exterior-only does not. The price is posted on the site before you confirm anything. Nobody walks the property first to build a quote.
Every booking starts with exterior glass. Pick what works for your home. With the volume of pollen off mature canopy in this area, twice a year is a minimum for most properties. Late April or May is when the payoff is most obvious.
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Two pollen seasons back to back means most Austin windows in this area have not been clean since last spring. Flat-rate pricing is on the page. Book online, takes about 60 seconds.



