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Call (859) 710-5211Lexington glass has its own set of problems — some of the hardest water in the state, a brutal Bluegrass pollen season, and humid summers that grow a film on north-facing panes. We clean for those conditions specifically.
Every pane is hand-dried, not blown dry. If you spot a streak after we pull out of the driveway, call and we come back and fix it at no charge. That guarantee is in writing on your invoice.
Most companies either skip screens or bill extra for them. We pull every screen, wash it, and reinstall it — included. On the older homes in Kenwick and Chevy Chase, where the screens have often not come off in years, that is usually where half the grime lives.
Lexington sits on Inner Bluegrass limestone, and the Kentucky River water that comes out of your tap runs around 8.5 grains per gallon — properly hard. One mis-aimed sprinkler head will etch mineral deposits into glass in a single season. We bring a dedicated mineral-removal process instead of scrubbing at it with soap and hoping.
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One crew, one visit, one invoice. Bundle window cleaning with gutters or a driveway wash and we price the whole thing together.
Interior and exterior glass, frames, sills, tracks and screens. Standard on the 1920s foursquares and bungalows in Ashland Park and Kenwick — where a single facade can hide sixty divided-light panes — and on the big two-story glass in Hamburg and Andover.
Priced by window countOffices, salons, restaurants and retail along Nicholasville Road, Richmond Road, Hamburg Pavilion and downtown Main and Short. Weekly, monthly or quarterly routes — scheduled before you open.
Custom route pricingThe mature maples and sycamores that shade Lexington’s older streets fill gutters every fall, and a packed trough backs up fast in a Kentucky winter freeze-thaw. We hand-clear the troughs, flush the downspouts and bag the debris before the weather turns.
Bundle with windows and saveDriveways, walkways, patios, porches and siding. Great pairing with a window job — humid Kentucky summers grow green algae on north-facing concrete and vinyl, and we take it off while the glass dries.
Quoted per propertyLexington is the second-largest city in Kentucky, about 322,500 people across a consolidated Lexington-Fayette government. It is the heart of the Bluegrass, ringed by horse farms, and it spans a lot of ZIP codes and a lot of very different housing.
The thing that makes Lexington windows different is what is under the city. Lexington sits on Inner Bluegrass limestone — karst country, all sinkholes and underground channels — and that limestone is exactly why the water here is hard. Lexington’s supply comes off the Kentucky River and runs around 8.5 grains per gallon. Every sprinkler head that clips a window, every hose rinse that dries in the sun, leaves mineral behind.
Then there is the weather. Spring in the Bluegrass means a heavy tree and grass pollen season that yellows glass within days of a clean. Summer is humid enough to grow a green film on north-facing panes and siding. Winter brings road-salt spray off New Circle and Man o’ War, and freeze-thaw that drives grit into the corners of every sash.
The housing stock splits the work in two, and it is the main reason we price by window count. Ashland Park, Chevy Chase, Kenwick and Bell Court are full of 1900s-to-1930s homes with original wood-sash divided-light windows — a house with twenty openings can easily carry well over a hundred individual panes, each one cleaned by hand. Out east in Hamburg, Andover and Beaumont, the newer two-story builds have far fewer panes but much bigger, higher glass that needs pole and ladder work. Same square footage, completely different job.
We work the whole city — Ashland Park, Chevy Chase, Kenwick, Bell Court, Woodland Park, Idle Hour, Hamburg, Andover, Beaumont, Palomar, Gardenside, Meadowthorpe, Firebrook, Lansdowne, Masterson Station and Tates Creek — plus everything off Nicholasville, Richmond, Harrodsburg, Versailles, Winchester and Tates Creek roads.
Pricing comes down to window count, not square footage or a flat package. That matters more in Lexington than most cities: a 1920s home in Ashland Park with original divided-light sashes can carry over a hundred individual panes, while a newer Hamburg two-story with the same square footage might have thirty much larger ones. So we quote on the actual count plus a few details — one story or two, inside and out or exterior only, and how reachable the glass is. Send a rough count through the form (or just describe the house) and we come back with a real number. No in-home sales visit required.
Usually the water. Lexington sits on Inner Bluegrass limestone and the tap water runs around 8.5 grains per gallon, so any sprinkler overspray or hose rinse that dries on the glass leaves mineral behind. Add a heavy Bluegrass pollen season in spring and summer humidity that grows a film on shaded panes, and the exterior loads up fast. We treat existing mineral deposits during the clean, and we will point out which sprinkler head is causing it so you can adjust it.
A typical single-story Lexington home takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Two-story homes usually run 2.5 to 3.5 hours. Commercial storefronts vary by building size — most Sunrise Boulevard and Village square shops are done before opening.
Yes, and screen cleaning is free on every visit. We remove each screen, wash it, and reinstall it, then wipe the sills and tracks. On the older aluminum-frame windows common in Lexington ranch homes, the screens and tracks hold more grime than the glass does — skipping them is why some cleans never look right.
Yes. We are fully licensed and insured in Kentucky and carry general liability coverage. A certificate of insurance is available on request, and Lexington HOAs, property managers and commercial building owners ask for it regularly.
All of Lexington and Fayette County. That includes Ashland Park, Chevy Chase, Kenwick, Bell Court, Woodland Park, Idle Hour, Hamburg, Andover, Beaumont, Palomar, Gardenside, Meadowthorpe, Firebrook, Lansdowne, Griffin Gate, Masterson Station, Southland and Tates Creek. We also cover neighboring Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles, Winchester, Wilmore, Midway and Paris.
We do, and in Lexington it is one of our most requested add-ons. The mature maples and sycamores over the older neighborhoods drop heavily through the fall, and a packed gutter backs up fast once freeze-thaw sets in. We hand-clear the troughs, flush the downspouts, bag the debris and haul it away. Book it with a window clean and we price the two together.
We fit urgent jobs in whenever the schedule allows — listings, open houses, Keeneland season and holiday gatherings are the usual reasons people call us on short notice. Call or text (859) 710-5211 and tell us the date, and we will tell you honestly whether we can make it.
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Get a Free Instant QuoteOur Lexington branch works out of Longview Plaza in Hill ’n Dale and covers all of Lexington and Fayette County, plus the surrounding Bluegrass counties.
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