Published, because it should be
Pricing
Real ranges for real homes in Gloucester County — plus an honest explanation of what moves a price and where the money goes.
- Licensed & insured — certificate on request, any time
- Our own uniformed crew. Never a subcontractor in your driveway
- Before-and-after photos on every single visit
- You pay after the work is done and you have walked it
Why we publish this
Hiding the price is not a pricing strategy.
Almost nobody in this trade puts numbers on a website. We think that is because vague pricing lets a company read the house, read the customer, and charge accordingly.
So here are the ranges we actually work in. They are honest ranges, not bait — the low end is a straightforward home with easy access, the high end is a bigger or harder one. Your real number gets confirmed by a person after we look at your photos or your property, in writing, before anything starts.
We are not the cheapest company in Gloucester County, and we are not trying to be. We are trying to be the one you do not have to think about twice.
What moves a price up or down
- Actual window count, and how many are true divided-light
- Story height and whether ladders can be set safely
- Screen count and screen condition
- Access — fences, slopes, beds, gates, parking
- How long it has been since the last proper clean
- Hard-water or well-water iron staining, which is its own job
- Gutter length, roof pitch, and how much is up there
The numbers
Typical ranges in our service area
One-off pricing. Members pay less on everything below, and the plan already covers two window visits and a gutter cleanout a year.
| Service | Home | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Exterior windows & screens | Small home · up to 15 windows | $225 – $375 |
| Exterior windows & screens | Medium home · 16–25 windows | $325 – $475 |
| Exterior windows & screens | Large home · 26–40 windows | $450 – $650 |
| Windows inside and out | Small home · up to 15 windows | $395 – $590 |
| Windows inside and out | Medium home · 16–25 windows | $540 – $760 |
| Windows inside and out | Large home · 26–40 windows | $760 – $1,050 |
| Gutter cleanout | Single or two story, debris hauled away | $165 – $340 |
| House soft wash | Varies with size, height, access and growth | Quoted on site |
| Concrete, decks, fences | Priced by area and condition | Quoted on site |
| Detail work | Dryer vents, solar, hard water, grill, bins | Quoted on site |
| Holiday lights | Design, install, service, takedown, storage | Quoted on site |
Ranges are for typical homes in Gloucester County and are a starting point, not a quote. Final pricing is confirmed in writing by a person before any work begins. Homes with 41+ windows, estate properties and small commercial buildings are quoted individually.
Where the money goes
What you are paying for that a cheaper quote is not.
A number can only be low if something has been removed from it. Usually it is one of these.
Real insurance
General liability plus workers' compensation on every person who steps on your property. If an uninsured worker is hurt on your ladder, that can become your problem.
Our own crew
People we train, uniform and insure — not day labor hired for the job and gone the next week. It costs more. That is the point.
The right chemistry
Professional cleaning solution used at the correct dilution, with plants protected. Cheap jobs skip the pre-soak and the rinse, and your beds pay for it.
Time on the job
Screens out and back, sills wiped, tracks done, debris bagged. All of that is time, and time is most of the cost of doing it properly.
Documentation
Before and after photos on every visit, kept on your record. It keeps us honest and it means you can see the work even if you were at the office.
Coming back
The 48-hour promise costs us money when we use it. It is priced in, which is why we can honor it without an argument.
How much does window cleaning cost in Mullica Hill and Gloucester County?
Most Gloucester County homes land between $225 and $650 for exterior windows and screens, depending on window count, and $395 to $1,050 for inside and out. National averages sit around $221 a visit. Your exact number is confirmed in writing by a person before any work starts.
Three things move the price more than anything else: how many windows you actually have, whether they are true divided-light (lots of small panes take real time), and whether ladders can be set safely. Screens are included in our full-service work rather than charged per screen.
See the full table on our pricing page.
How much does gutter cleaning cost in NJ?
We charge $165 to $340 for a full gutter cleanout in Gloucester County, with debris bagged and hauled away. Single-story homes sit at the lower end, two-story and steep-pitch homes at the higher end. Published NJ figures range from $100 to $500, so ask what is actually included before you compare.
What pushes a gutter price up: a second story, a steep roof pitch, long uninterrupted runs, heavy debris from years of neglect, and the number of downspouts that need clearing.
Be careful comparing quotes. Some companies price the cleanout and then charge extra to take the debris away, to clear a clogged downspout, or to lift gutter guards. Ours includes all three.
How much should you pay for window cleaning?
A fair market rate is roughly $8 to $16 per window for inside and out, or $4 to $8 for exterior only, with most companies applying a minimum charge of $100 to $250. Anything dramatically below that usually means no insurance, no employees, or a job that will not include screens, sills or tracks.
The honest version: the cheapest quote in your driveway is cheap because something has been taken out of it. Usually it is workers' compensation coverage, or the time it takes to remove and wash screens.
We are not the cheapest company in the county and we explain exactly why on our pricing page.
Why is two-story window or gutter cleaning more expensive?
Height changes the job, not just the reach. Two-story work needs taller ladders, more setup and repositioning, a spotter on uneven ground, and a slower pace. It carries more risk, which is reflected in insurance costs. Expect roughly 30 to 60 percent more than the same work at ground level.
How much does it cost to remove hard water stains from windows?
Hard water and well-water iron staining is quoted separately, typically $10 to $30 per affected window, because it is a restoration job rather than a cleaning job. We assess it at the quote and tell you honestly whether it will come out fully, partly, or not at all.
This matters in South Jersey. Iron in well water leaves an orange cast that ordinary washing will not lift, and if it has been baked on by sun for years it can etch the glass permanently. We will show you a test patch before you commit to the whole house.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Photo estimates and on-site walkthroughs are both free, with no obligation and no pressure. Send two photos of your home through our quote form and you will get a starting range immediately and a written price from a person, usually the same day.
When and how do I pay?
After the work is finished and you have walked it with us. No deposit, no card on file, no payment collected from an automated estimate. We invoice on completion and you can pay by card, check or bank transfer. Membership is the one exception — it bills monthly on a plan you already agreed to.
Do I have to tip?
No, and we never expect it. Our crew is paid properly whether you tip or not. If you want to, the common range is 10 to 20 percent or $10 to $20 per person. Plenty of our plan members skip tipping through the year and do something at the holidays instead. A Google review helps us more.
Want your actual number?
Two photos and an address is enough to get a written price, usually the same day.