High and second-story
Upstairs bedrooms, stairwell windows, tall gable glass. We bring the reach so you're not borrowing a ladder.
Houses
Your windows, back to how they looked when they went in
Most of what we do is ordinary homes around Ponca City. Front windows, back windows, the big picture window in the living room, the storm door nobody can ever get streak-free.
- Outside glass, inside glass, or both — you tell us which
- We work around flowerbeds, furniture and pets carefully
- Ladders and a water-fed pole for anything on a second story
- You don't have to be home if it's outside-only
Storefronts & offices
The first thing a customer looks through
Shop fronts, office glass, the tall arched windows on an older brick building. Dirty glass is one of those things people notice without knowing they noticed it.
- Water-fed pole for the high panes, so there's no ladder in your doorway
- We can come before you open or after you close
- Regular visits if you'd rather not think about it again
- One quote for the whole frontage, not per pane
The ones that get skipped
Awkward is the whole point
Anybody can wipe down a window at chest height. The ones that bother you are the ones nobody can reach — so those are the ones we make a point of doing.
Arched and shaped
Half-moons, transoms and the arched tops on older buildings. They take longer and they're worth doing right.
Blocked or boxed in
Behind a shrub, above an air conditioner, tucked behind a downspout. A customer once had three like that. We got all three.
Money
What it costs
There's no set price on this page because there's no set house. A four-window cottage and a two-story with twenty-six panes aren't the same job, and pretending otherwise would mean overcharging one of you.
The quote is free
Always. We'll look at what you've got, or you can text us a photo, and we'll tell you a number.
The number doesn't move
What we quote is what you pay. We agree it before we start, not after we've finished.
We're not the expensive option
Our customers tell us we came in under the other quotes they got. We'd rather be busy than expensive.