Streak-free · Screens, tracks & sills included
Window Cleaning in St. George, UT
Streak-free window cleaning for homes and businesses across St. George, Washington, Ivins and Hurricane. Free quotes and 10% off your first clean.
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What our window cleaning includes
Looking for professional window cleaning in St. George, UT? Cristaluxe Cleaning delivers streak-free, spotless windows for homes and businesses across St. George, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, and Hurricane.
Every visit includes interior and exterior glass, screen cleaning, window tracks and sills, a frame wipe-down and hard-water spot removal.
Interior & Exterior Glass
Both sides of every pane cleaned by hand with professional squeegees for a truly streak-free finish.
Screens, Tracks & Sills
Screens washed, tracks cleared of red-rock grit and sills and frames wiped down, on every visit.
Hard-Water Spot Removal
A dedicated mineral treatment for sprinkler spots and hard-water film, not just a quick wash.
Why choose Cristaluxe
We show up on time, work with care and attention to detail, and back every job with our satisfaction guarantee. As a local, mobile cleaning service, we bring everything needed to leave your windows crystal clear.
- On time, respectful and detail-focused on every visit
- Local and dependable, serving St. George since 2016
- Quality you can see: brighter, streak-free glass that stays clear longer
- Service guarantee: if a spot is missed, we fix it on the spot
Why hard water spots are worse here
St. George’s mineral-heavy water leaves stubborn spots and film on glass faster than most places — regular cleaning alone won’t remove it. Our window cleaning process includes a dedicated hard-water treatment step so glass actually stays clear longer, not just right after we leave.
Screens, tracks and sills — the part most companies skip
Ask for a window cleaning quote around St. George and you will often find screens and tracks listed as add-ons, or quietly left out. We include them in every visit, and the reason is practical rather than generous: skipping them undoes the work.
Grit collects in the bottom track of every window here. Leave it there and the next time the window slides, that grit drags across the glass you just paid to have cleaned. A dirty screen does the same thing from the other direction — the first breeze pushes dust straight back onto clean glass. Cleaning the pane and ignoring everything around it produces a window that looks good for about two days.
Simple from start to finish
How it works
Get a quote
We confirm your windows, screens, and any hard-to-reach spots over the phone or by text.
We clean
On service day, we clean interior and exterior glass, screens, tracks, sills, and frames.
Final walkthrough
We do a walkthrough with you before we leave — if a spot's missed, we fix it on the spot.
Pricing
What window cleaning costs in St. George
Window cleaning with Cristaluxe starts at $60. Where a particular job lands comes down to four things, and none of them are a surprise once we have looked at the property:
- Pane count — the single biggest factor. A three-bedroom rambler and a house with a wall of glass facing the valley are different jobs.
- Stories — second-story and high glass takes longer and needs different equipment than everything reachable from the ground.
- Screens, tracks and sills — included as standard, but heavily silted tracks after a windy stretch take real time.
- Hard-water treatment — glass with years of sprinkler overspray or mineral etching needs a separate mineral process, not just a wash.
You get an exact number before anything goes on the calendar, and it does not move afterward. First-time customers get 10% off. Ask for a free quote by phone, text, or the form on this page — most quotes come back the same day.
Window cleaning from
$60
10% off your first clean
Exact price before we book. It does not change afterward.
Our process
Our process, step by step
- Quote. Tell us roughly how many windows, how many stories, and whether the glass has visible spotting. We give you a firm price.
- Schedule. We book a window that works for you. Same-week appointments are often available.
- Setup. We lay down protection where we are working and check ladder placement and footing before anyone goes up.
- Exterior glass. Washed and squeegeed edge to edge, working in shade where possible so nothing flash-dries into streaks.
- Hard-water treatment. Where mineral deposits are present, glass gets a mineral-specific process rather than standard cleaner.
- Screens, tracks, sills and frames. Screens washed and dried, tracks cleared of grit, sills and frames wiped down.
- Interior glass. Cleaned last so nothing from the outside work transfers back onto it.
- Walkthrough. We look at the glass with you at the angle you actually see it from. If something was missed, we come back and fix it.
Scheduling
How often windows need cleaning here
Southern Utah is harder on glass than most of the country, and the honest answer depends on where you are and what your glass faces.
- Most homes: every two to three months. Between red rock dust and hard water, that is the interval where glass still looks clean rather than merely cleaner.
- Homes on or near unpaved roads, or newer developments still under construction: closer to every six to eight weeks.
- Sprinkler-affected glass: whatever the rest of the house needs, plus attention to the affected panes, because mineral etching gets harder to reverse the longer it sits.
- Storefronts and street-facing commercial glass: monthly is typical, and some businesses go biweekly.
- Vacation homes and rentals: before the season starts and between longer bookings.
Two moments catch people out every year: the windy stretches in spring that coat everything within a day or two, and the late-summer monsoon storms that leave dust-and-rain spotting on glass that was clean the week before.
For businesses
Commercial and storefront window cleaning
We clean offices, retail frontage, restaurants and small commercial buildings across the St. George area on both one-time and recurring schedules. Street-facing glass is the first thing a customer sees, and it shows fingerprints and dust faster than anything on a house.
Recurring commercial work is scheduled around your hours, including early mornings and evenings, so we are not cleaning glass while your customers are trying to walk through the door. Ask about a recurring schedule and we will price it against how often the glass actually needs attention rather than a generic plan.
Commercial quotes
Tell us about your storefront or office and how often you need service.
Know-how
Why hire a certified window cleaner
Window cleaning looks simple, but doing it well — and safely — takes more than a squeegee and a bucket. Second-story windows, steep rooflines, and awkward angles common in St. George homes can turn a DIY job into a safety risk. Professional window cleaners are trained in proper ladder setup, fall protection, and safe reach techniques, so no one's balancing on a windowsill to get a corner pane. The International Window Cleaning Association (IWCA), the trade group that sets safety and training standards for the window cleaning industry, publishes guidelines that reputable companies build their process around — from equipment checks to weather-related safety calls. We follow those same fundamentals on every job.
Common window cleaning mistakes to avoid
A few habits are behind most of the streaks, smears, and missed spots we see when we're called in to fix a DIY attempt: cleaning glass in direct sunlight, which dries the solution too fast and leaves streaks; using paper towels instead of a proper squeegee and microfiber cloth; skipping the tracks and sills, where grit builds up and can scratch glass on the next pass; and using regular glass cleaner on hard water spots instead of a mineral-specific treatment. If your windows still look cloudy or spotted right after cleaning, it's usually mineral buildup, not dirt, which is why our process treats that separately.
Where we work
Service area
St. George, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, and Hurricane, Utah.
Washington County
Window cleaning across Washington County
Beyond St. George itself, we clean windows in Ivins, Santa Clara, Washington, Hurricane, La Verkin, Bloomington and Little Valley. Each of those areas has its own quirks — Kayenta and Entrada glass in Ivins, wind exposure out toward Hurricane — and the pages above go into what that means locally.
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Starting at $60 · 10% off your first clean · Screens, tracks and sills included
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does window cleaning cost in St. George?
Pricing starts at $60 and depends on the number of windows and stories. You'll get an exact quote before we schedule anything.
Do you clean screens and tracks too?
Yes — screens, tracks, sills, and frames are included in every window cleaning visit, not an add-on.
How often should I get my windows cleaned?
Most St. George homes do well with cleaning every 2-3 months given local dust and hard water; businesses with street-facing glass often go monthly.
Do you clean second-story and hard-to-reach windows?
Yes. High glass, steep angles and awkward reaches are a normal part of the job here, and they are handled with proper ladder setup and reach equipment rather than improvising.
Can you remove hard water stains from glass?
In most cases, yes. Mineral deposits need a mineral-specific treatment rather than glass cleaner. Glass that has been etched for years may not come back to perfectly new, and we will tell you that honestly before you pay for it.
Do I need to be home during the appointment?
Not for exterior-only work, as long as we have gate access and the sprinklers are off. Interior cleaning needs someone to let us in.
Do you offer recurring window cleaning?
Yes — most homes here do well every two to three months, and commercial storefronts usually go monthly. Recurring visits are scheduled in advance so you are not calling to rebook each time.
