Most Kuna homes take two to four hours for exterior windows, but the work is rarely evenly distributed. With little tree cover to break the wind, the windward side of a Kuna house routinely carries far more built-up grit than the sheltered elevations, and that side takes disproportionately longer.
On a sheltered suburban lot, all four elevations are roughly comparable. On an exposed Kuna property the windward face can need a full pre-rinse and a second pass while the leeward side needs neither. The total is still driven by pane count, but the distribution is lopsided.
Desert grit scratches if wiped dry, so it has to be floated off with water first. That pre-rinse is not optional here and it is a real part of the time on site.
Longer drives do not add much time. Additional buildings do. If a shop, barn or detached garage is included, it should be in the quote rather than raised on the day, since it can add an hour or more.
Screens at $50, gutters from $199 and house washing at $0.18 per square foot each add their own time. On a rural property with several structures, a full day is a realistic expectation.
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Two to four hours for exterior work on a typical home, based on pane count.
With little tree cover, the windward elevation collects far more grit and often needs a pre-rinse and second pass.
The drive does not add much. Additional outbuildings do, so include them in the quote.
It contains abrasive mineral grit that scratches glass when wiped dry.
Usually, but on a property with several structures expect closer to a full day.
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