Window cleaning in Hacienda Heights arched windows, tile roofs, clear glass.

What Hacienda Heights is like

Hacienda Heights is a small section of Rough Hollow where the architecture leans Spanish. Think stucco walls, clay or tile style roofs, arched openings and iron details. Prices run from about $800K to $1.5M. It is not gated, and the Rough Hollow HOA applies.

The style shapes the glass. Windows are often set deep into thick walls, some are arched at the top, and many are divided into smaller panes by grilles. That means more edges, more corners and more to clean per window.

What Hacienda Heights windows deal with

Divided lites collect dirt along every grille bar, and arch tops hold water that runs down in a streak. Deep sills keep dust and pollen, then funnel rain into a line across the lower pane. Stucco chalk and fine grit wash off the wall and onto the glass.

Sprinkler water is another culprit. It leaves hard water rings on lower panes and splashes dirt onto the stucco. We clean every small pane by hand along the grilles, and hard water spot removal is $10 per pane.

How we work Hacienda Heights

Water fed poles with soft brushes get into the corners, and we hand finish any stubborn spots on the edges. Stucco is soft washed, never blasted, from $0.20 per sq ft with a $400 minimum, which protects the finish and the paint. Tile and pavers are handled gently too.

A 3,200 sq ft home with divided glass is about $320 for exterior windows, which takes around two and a half hours outside. Those smaller panes are counted by window, at $10 a window or $5 a pane. Quotes come by text, usually inside the hour.

Why Hacienda Heights neighbors call CleanzATX

• Divided and arched windows are cleaned along every grille bar
• Stucco is soft washed, never blasted
• Deep set sills are cleared of pollen and dust
• Priced by window or pane, so the quote is clear before we start

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