Window cleaning in Madrone Ridge New builds, first clean.

What Madrone Ridge homes are like

The newest phase of Sweetwater is built from builder plans on 65 foot lots and prices from $600,000 to $900,000. Houses are closer together than in the older, estate sized sections, with smaller yards and shared fence lines. The Sweetwater HOA applies, and the section is not gated. A new build brings its own cleaning questions, and we answer them as we go.

Exteriors are a mix of stucco, stone accents on many plans, with large windows for light.

What Madrone Ridge windows deal with

New builds start dirty. Drywall dust, paint overspray, stucco splatter and sticker residue are common on glass in a house that was just handed over. On top of that, building continues in the phase, so grading and concrete dust drift into occupied streets. New sod and sprinklers mean overspray close to the lower windows.

We clean exterior glass with pure water poles and hand clean the interior with squeegees. Stucco is soft washed, not pressure washed, and stone accents too. Screens from the builder are often dusty and worth cleaning on the first visit at $5 each.

How we work Madrone Ridge

Since homes sit close together, we can often serve several neighbors in one stop, which helps scheduling. We ask you to clear the area by the windows, close them fully, and tell us about any special film or tint. If paint or stucco is still stuck to the glass, we say so up front rather than scrape and risk damage. After the first clean, a Quarterly plan keeps new dust from piling up, and it saves 15%.

For a 2,400 square foot plan, exterior windows come to about $240, and on site that is around one and three quarters to two and a half hours. Inside as well adds roughly an hour and brings it to about $360.

Why Madrone Ridge neighbors call CleanzATX

• First cleaning removes drywall dust, stucco splatter and sticker residue where possible.
• Close knit lots mean we can serve neighbors in one stop.
• We say up front if paint or stucco on the glass needs special handling.
• Quarterly plan keeps ongoing construction dust from building up.

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