Clean Glass in Piqua. Even the Ones You Can't Reach.
Purified-water rinse so the Great Miami valley's hard water can't spot the pane as it dries. Screens washed, tracks cleared, upper sashes included — not quoted as an extra at the door.
Two Kinds of Piqua Window
The glass in this town falls into two groups depending which part of Piqua you're in, and they are not the same job.
True divided lights, downtown
Around Fort Piqua Plaza and the High Street blocks you get sashes with real muntin bars and a separate pane in every opening — six over six, nine over nine, sometimes more. There is no squeegee stroke that works on a four-inch pane, so these get cleaned by hand, one light at a time, with the glazing putty kept dry. We price these on pane count, not window count, because pretending otherwise means either a bad quote or a rushed job.
Aluminum single-pane, the ranch belt
North of downtown and out toward Covington Avenue the 1950s–70s ranch homes mostly run aluminum-framed single-pane sashes. Fewer panes per opening means a faster clean, but the aluminum tracks still collect grit and need clearing so the sash doesn't stick.
Triple-track storms on the older stock
Aluminum storm windows turn up on a lot of the established streets. The track at the bottom collects grit, paint flakes and dead insects, and it drains onto the glass every time it rains. We pull them, clean both surfaces and clear the track before anything goes back.
The Water Here Is the Problem, Not the Glass
The Great Miami buried valley aquifer runs through limestone, so the water coming out of your spigot is loaded with dissolved calcium and magnesium. Wash a window with it and the water evaporates but the minerals do not — they stay on the pane as the white haze people read as "still dirty".
It is why a careful DIY wash with a bucket and the garden hose can leave glass looking worse than before it was touched, and why south-facing windows always come out worst: they dry fastest, so the minerals set before anyone can wipe them.
We rinse exterior glass with purified water that has had those minerals stripped out. It dries with nothing left behind, which is also why we do not towel the outside — there is nothing to towel off. The pane sheets clean.
What Window Cleaning Costs in Piqua
A real number before anyone turns up.
Window cleaning starts at $143 for a small single-story house and climbs with size and floor count — a two-story adds roughly 45% because of the reach and the setup. Divided lights and storm windows are priced on what is actually there rather than a flat rate.
The real saving is bundling. We are already on site with water hooked up, so adding a house wash or the driveway to a window job takes 12% off the combined price. The estimator works that out for you in under a minute.
Before & After
Shot the day we did them.
The Rest of the Outside
Soft Washing in Piqua
Siding, roof and anything force would damage. Kills the green at the root.
Soft washing in Piqua →Pressure Washing in Piqua
Driveways, walks and patios — the surfaces that do want force.
Pressure washing in Piqua →Everything We Do in Piqua
One page, every service, and how far out we book.
Piqua service area →Gutter Cleaning
Cleared by hand, downspouts flushed, and we run water through before we leave.
Gutter cleaning →Window Cleaning in Piqua — FAQ
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, call or text (937) 777-9093.
Book Your Piqua Price Without Waiting on a Callback
Four taps and a photo gives you an itemized ballpark. Or call and talk to the person who does the work.
A Team Contracting · Tipp City, OH · serving Piqua and Miami County · Mon–Sat 7am–7pm ET · Sun closed