Window cleaning in Falconhead West Highway 71 dust, gone.

What Falconhead West homes are like

This is the newer side of Falconhead. The plats read Falconhead West, Phase 1, Section 1 and on, and the first phase alone holds more than 165 homes, with several hundred across the whole area. Houses were built through the 2000s and into the 2010s, from about 1,900 to 4,900 square feet. The area is not gated, and it has its own Falconhead West HOA. Bee Cave Elementary is part of the picture for many families, so weekday mornings are busy and we plan around school traffic.

Exteriors are mostly stucco with limestone accents, the Hill Country look, and windows are the modern kind with big picture panes in the living room and across the back. Prices run from the mid $500s into the $1.4 millions, which means a lot of owners want a careful hand on trim and sills.

What Falconhead West windows deal with

Being close to Highway 71 matters. Traffic, road dust and the steady construction around Bee Cave settle on glass and sills, and a wet morning turns that dust into a gray film. Some lots here still have young landscaping, which means sprinklers hit the lower panes and leave hard water spots. Where trees have grown in, spider webs collect in corners and screens catch leaf litter.

Pollen is the seasonal piece. Cedar comes first, December to February, then live oak in March and April, and both coat window frames and stucco. We run the pure water pole system for the exterior and hand wash the interior with squeegees. Any limestone gets a soft wash, never a pressure washer.

How we work Falconhead West

There are no gates to plan around, so scheduling is simple. We usually book this area alongside the rest of Falconhead and the homes near Spillman Ranch Loop, since they sit close together. Since the section is HOA managed, we keep to daytime hours and leave the street clear. Owners who want the house looking right from the street often add a house soft wash with the windows, because the stucco shows highway dust before the glass does. Add screens at $5 each if you want them done too.

As an example, a 3,000 square foot home here is about $300 for exterior windows, with roughly two and a quarter to three hours on site. Doing the inside as well is about $450 at $15 a window, plus around an hour and a half.

Why Falconhead West neighbors call CleanzATX

• Close to Highway 71, so road and construction dust is a regular part of the job.
• Newer stucco and limestone homes get a soft wash, never high pressure.
• No gates, which keeps scheduling quick and flexible around school mornings.
• Tyler quotes by text, usually within the hour during business hours.

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