Window cleaning in Long Canyon for acreage and canyon views.

What Long Canyon homes are like

Long Canyon covers roughly 300 homes on lots of about 1 to 5.7 acres. Most were built between 1983 and 2007 as custom homes, so no two look alike. Sizes run from about 2,300 up to 6,500 sq ft, and prices sit around $900K to $1.8M. The setting is canyon and Hill Country, with views toward Lake Travis country from the higher lots. Roofs are tile, metal or composition, walls are stone, stucco or siding, and many homes have a wall of glass facing the canyon. Long Canyon HOA oversees the area, and it is not gated.

You get privacy and big skies here, and homes are far enough apart that the road in is a drive rather than a walk.

What Long Canyon windows deal with

Homes from the 1980s and 1990s often have older aluminum or wood frames with a long history of hard water behind them. Old sprinkler heads have been spraying the same panes for decades, and the spotting can run deep. On those windows, hard water removal at $10 per pane is the right step before regular cleaning. Our dual RO, 4 stage system with a DI resin tank gives near 0 TDS water, so cleaned glass stays clear. Water fed poles reach up to three stories from the ground, which covers tall canyon side walls.

Acreage means trees, dust and wildlife. Cedar pollen comes in December to February, live oak pollen in March and April, and spider webs collect around eaves and screens. Screens are $5 each, with full screens $10 and solar screens $15, and tracks are $5.

How we work Long Canyon

Acreage jobs are planned by the home, not the street. We confirm window count and gate or driveway details by text, then block time for the visit. With 200 gallons of water on board, the skid works on long drives without asking for your spigot. Large lots often have a detached garage, a workshop or a barn style outbuilding, and we can quote those too. House soft wash from $0.20 per sq ft and roof soft wash from $0.25 per sq ft pair well with windows on older stucco and stone. Most visits land within about two weeks.

A 2,300 sq ft home comes to about $230 for exterior windows at $0.10 per sq ft, but the $200 minimum job still applies as a floor. A 6,500 sq ft home is about $650 and takes most of a day outside and inside.

Why Long Canyon neighbors call CleanzATX

• Older frames with years of hard water spotting need hard water removal first.
• Homes from 2,300 to 6,500 sq ft get a plan matched to size.
• Long drives are fine: we carry our own water on the skid.
• Canyon facing glass dries clear with pure water and no soap film.

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