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    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    1 year ago

    These people are wonderful!! They cleaned my gutters, blew off my roof and cleaned up the mess. The price was very reasonable.

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    2 years ago

    Did a wonderful job for us. Very easy to have in the house. Friendly and non-intrusive.

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    Codys Windows

    Codys Windows

    (9 reviews)

    I've had Cody wash my windows two years in a row. Both times the quality of service and…read morecommunication was excellent. He not only cleans the windows but the sills and screens. He is friendly and prompt, can't say enough I've recommended his company to many friends. Thanks Cody and James!

    Very nice hard working man who came to us before he was a window washer and did yard work. We were…read morevery pleased. Since then, he has washed our windows three times. The job was done well the first two times and cost was comparable to other window washers. Our problem was the third time. He told us he was very very busy and couldn't get it to us for a few months which was the case. He never bothered mentioning that he raised his rates substantially. He arrived at our home with a another fellow and they cleaned all the windows and did a very good job except for one window which still has the same streaks on it that I had last time he cleaned it. The upsetting part started when he asked If we wanted The roof blown off for a dollar a minute. My husband timed him he was on the roof just under a half hour. When my husband questioned the $60 charge he indicated that he had also blown off the deck which he was NOT asked to do for a dollar a minute. My husband can blow the whole front and back of our yard in 15 minutes so that was pretty ridiculous. So last time we paid $460, this time, for the same job, he, without warning, charged us not $5 a window, but $6.50 a window. The bill was $671, a 30% increase. My husband who is very non-confrontational paid him. I remain furious about this abusive practice. Then to add insult to injury, he bragged to my husband that he was making $1000.00 a day. I don't know about you, but I went to college for 12 years and while I made a good living, I rarely made A thousand dollars a day. Furthermore, I texted him to complain and he never had the courtesy to respond. Very, very unprofessional way to run a business. So if you want to pay over a hundred dollars an hour for a service that requires no formal education, Cody's your guy. I will no longer recommend him and certainly will never again use him.

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    Squeaky Clean

    (70 reviews)

    Great Company. Cleaned ducts and carpet. Did amazing job. Would definitely use them againread more

    We had Squeaky Clean come clean our windows about two weeks before listing our home for sale. After…read morethe technician (Eliot) left, I discovered that three of the four blinds upstairs were no longer functioning correctly. One roller blind with a bead string was snapped, one blind was stuck in the all the way up position and would not lower, and a third would open and close very crookedly. I contacted them and they sent out a manager (Kyle) to look at the blinds. He was able to fix the one that was stuck all the way up and wouldn't release, and he agreed it was caused by pulling the blinds up too far/hard. He was unable to repair the other two blinds, but said that they would send a blind repair specialist. After almost two weeks, there was finally availability in his schedule and he was supposed to arrive between 8-10AM to fix the blinds on the same morning that the house was being photographed for the real estate listing at 11AM. He no showed the appointment and after I called at 10:15 to inquire about his ETA, I was told it was due to a truck breaking down, even though this was not communicated with me. Eventually I spoke with the specialist and by the time he could arrive it would have overlapped with the photography appointment. At this point he also told me for the first time that he would not be fixing the blinds on-site, but instead they need to be taken down and brought back to their warehouse for repair and that they should have brought them in for repair two weeks prior when the issue was first flagged. At that point I couldn't have him take the blinds because it was Wednesday and the house was being listed the next day with open houses scheduled that weekend. The plan was made for him to pick up the blinds the following Monday morning, to repair and return them before the next weekend's open houses. On Monday morning I received a call from a manager that said they no longer thought they were responsible for breaking the blinds and that they were already broken before they got there. They later admitted that they did open one blind that was stuck and wouldn't release, but that they never touched the other blinds and that they were open when they got there. This is untrue, if I had prepared for the visit by opening the blinds, I would have done that for all rooms. What happened was that they came on time at 8 AM, I met Eliot and said please start upstairs, I am going outside to power wash the patio since I didn't want to get water spots on the patio door or windows after they were cleaned. It was only a few hours after he left that I went upstairs to lower the blinds and saw that 3/4 no longer worked properly. So to summarize, Squeaky Clean's position is that I waited until right before selling my house to try and trick a window cleaning company into fixing my two broken blinds, and that they did coincidentally happen to break a third one while there, that they did manage to repair, but take no responsibility for the other two. So now I am out $1000 because of $250 worth of window cleaning services and it is all happening while we have the added stress of showing our house to potential buyers. The takeaway, should you choose to do business with this company (you shouldn't), make sure to document, ideally by video the day of the service, that your blinds are in good working order. You should also supervise them while they work, and immediately check the condition of all blinds before they leave. You need to approach this like you are going to have to prove your case in front of a jury of your peers. --OR -- You could just go with a different company that isn't run by a bunch of lying crooks. Choose wisely.

    Squeegees Window Washing - windowwashing - Updated September 2026

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