Your mission, should you choose to accept it: spotless windows.

Inside-and-out window cleaning for a Naples home starts at $220 for up to 15 windows, $275 for up to 25 and $350 for up to 32. You get a written quote first, the crew cleans every pane by hand on the day, and if you find a streak afterward we come back and fix it free.

How a visit runs

Every job follows the same four stages, so you always know what happens next.

• Briefing. You tell us what you have: rough window count, any sliders, skylights or two-story glass, whether you want inside, outside or both, and what bothers you most, whether that is salt haze, sprinkler spots or a sticky slider. Photos help.
• Recon. We turn that into a written quote that lists every item, including screens, sills, frames and specialty glass, so the price on the day matches the price on paper. Gated communities and condo buildings get their access and insurance paperwork sorted at this stage.
• Execution. The crew protects floors and furniture, cleans each pane, details the edges and corners, and checks the glass in angled light before moving on.
• Debrief. You walk the house with us or get a short report if you were away, including anything we noticed that cleaning cannot fix, such as a fogged double-pane unit, a torn screen or a worn slider roller.

Why glass here gets dirty so quickly

Southwest Florida adds layers to a window faster than most places. Near the Gulf, the bays and the canals, wind carries a fine salt that dries into a grey haze. Inland, sprinklers fed by wells or reclaimed water leave white mineral rings that harden in the sun. Spring brings yellow pollen, the two lovebug flights each year splatter anything that faces a road, and the summer rainy season mixes all of it into streaks. Our guide to why Naples windows get dirty fast goes deeper on each one.

Choosing how often

There is no single right answer, but the property usually decides it:

• Beachfront, bayfront and canal homes: water-facing glass every month or two.
• Golf course and lake homes: roughly quarterly, with more attention to sprinkler-side windows.
• Inland homes with little irrigation spray: two to four times a year.
• Seasonal residents: once before you arrive and once before you leave.
• Storefronts and restaurants: weekly or every other week.

A maintenance plan saves 10% on every visit and keeps the same crew on your property. The frequency guide explains the reasoning in more detail.

Good times of year to book

Three moments work well for most Naples homes. Late spring, once the oak and pine pollen has settled, clears the yellow film before summer. Early fall, after the heaviest rainy-season storms, removes the streaks and spotting left by months of downpours and wind. And the weeks before family or guests arrive for the holidays, when you will be looking out of those windows more than at any other time of year. Our post on the best time of year to clean windows covers the timing in detail.

Where we work

We clean windows across Naples and North Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Marco Island, Fort Myers and Cape Coral, including many gated communities, golf clubs and Gulf-front condo towers. The areas served page lists every location with local notes, such as which neighborhoods sit on saltwater canals and which buildings need a certificate of insurance before a vendor can enter.

Before you call anyone

Whether you hire us or another company, a few questions sort the professionals from the rest. Ask whether the price is fixed in writing before work begins. Ask how they reach second-story and great-room glass, and whether they lean ladders on stucco or screen cages. Ask whether they carry liability insurance and will send a certificate to your HOA or condo manager. Ask how they treat tempered glass, window film and stone sills. And ask what happens if you find a streak the next morning. Our guide on choosing a window cleaning company has the full checklist.

Getting ready for the crew

A little preparation makes the visit faster and safer: clear sills and the area just inside each window, open blinds and shutters, switch off irrigation that morning, unlock gates and the pool cage, and keep pets in a closed room. If anything is fragile, cracked or sticky, mention it when you book so nobody is surprised. The preparation guide walks through it room by room.