Most homes do well with interior cleaning once or twice a year. If you cook often, burn candles, have kids or pets, or keep windows open during pollen season, you may prefer every 4 to 6 months. Many Charleston homeowners like a spring and fall schedule so glass stays clear year round.

We clean the interior glass, wipe sills and frames, and lightly brush tracks to lift loose dust and debris. Standard ladder work is included for tall interior windows we can safely reach. At the end, we inspect rooms for touch ups so panes look crisp and streak free.

Yes. Every visit includes a basic brush and wipe to remove loose buildup. If tracks have heavy dirt, sticky residue, or mildew, we can add deep track detailing that includes a targeted clean and rinse for a smoother open and close.

Yes, we can remove, wash, and reinstall standard screens on request. We label screens as needed so they return to the right window. If a screen is brittle, dented, or difficult to remove, we will review options before proceeding.

Yes. We use interior ladders and extension tools to reach tall foyers and stairwell windows. For French panes and grids, we use small squeegees and microfiber to keep edges neat. Skylights can be cleaned on the inside surface when safely accessible.

Yes. We use low odor, tint safe solutions and professional tools that are gentle on glass and frames. We protect floors with drop cloths and keep water use minimal so nearby surfaces stay dry. If you have sensitivities, tell us and we can adjust products.

Often, yes. We use glass safe scrapers and non abrasive pads to lift paint drips and adhesive without scratching. For hard water or mineral spots on the inside, we test a small area first and explain what level of improvement is realistic before we proceed.

Yes. We use tint safe solution and soft microfiber on filmed glass. We avoid blades and aggressive pads on film edges so the tint stays intact and the finish remains clear.

Interior work usually goes ahead even if it rains. If severe weather affects safe ladder use or daylight in very dark rooms, we will coordinate a new time that works for you.

Use kitchen and bathroom fans while cooking or showering, and avoid burning heavily scented candles near windows. Dust sills and frames with a dry microfiber cloth and avoid spraying cleaner directly on wood trim. If you open windows often, a quick wipe of tracks helps limit dust transfer.