Two to four hours is typical for exterior window cleaning on a Star home, with one significant exception. If the house is new and has never had its construction residue removed, the first clean is a different job from every clean that follows it.
New glass frequently still carries mortar specks, stucco splatter, adhesive and label residue. Removing that is slower and more careful work than routine cleaning, and it needs a check for tempered glass before anything is scraped. Budget more time for a first clean than for a maintenance one.
Once construction residue is gone, time follows pane count like anywhere else, starting at $199. Newer Star homes often have large modern panes, which clean faster per square foot than divided lights.
Small trees mean less organic debris on the glass and in the gutters than an established neighbourhood, so routine visits in newer Star subdivisions often run at the faster end of the range.
Screens at $50, gutters from $199 and house washing at $0.18 per square foot each add time. In a new subdivision the gutter block is frequently shorter than average because the trees have not matured.
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Two to four hours for exterior work on most homes, driven by pane count.
New glass often carries mortar, stucco splatter and adhesive residue, which is slower, more careful work than routine cleaning.
Per square foot, yes. Divided lights and grids take considerably longer than large fixed panels.
Often, because the trees have not matured and the debris load is lighter.
Only after checking for tempered glass. Scraping tempered panes without checking can damage them permanently.
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