Apartment & Multifamily Exterior & Window Cleaning in Star, Idaho

Built for property managers, not homeowners

Most of our Star calls are single-family homes, but multifamily is a different job. You've got leasing office storefront glass that needs to look sharp for tours, a clubhouse with two-story window walls, breezeway and stairwell glass on every building, and unit turns where a tenant moved out and the windows have a year of grime before the next lease starts. We quote these properties by building count and glass square footage, not by guessing. State Street and Star Road/Highway 16 carry most of the multifamily and mixed-use development going up as Star adds residents faster than any other city in the valley, and new construction dust off those corridors settles on leasing office and clubhouse glass the same way it does on nearby rooftops. Reflekt was founded in 2025 by Hunter Stevens and Ethan Seusy and has built a 4.9-star rating from 115+ Google reviews doing this work across the valley.

Scheduled around your operations, not ours

We don't show up during a lease-signing appointment or block the leasing office entrance during business hours. Tell us your office hours, your tour schedule, and any resident quiet-hours policy, and we build the route around it. Common-area glass usually gets done early morning before staff and prospective tenants arrive. Unit turns get scheduled to fit your make-ready window between move-out and move-in, so window cleaning isn't the thing holding up a new lease start. If you manage more than one Star property, or properties across Star, Eagle, and Meridian, we can stack them on the same day or same week and give you one point of contact instead of coordinating each site separately.

Star's dust and irrigation hit multifamily glass differently

Star sits downwind of Canyon County farmground, so spring disking, summer hay cuttings, and fall corn silage and grain harvest put a fine tan silt film on west- and north-facing glass across the whole city. On a multifamily property that means clubhouse window walls and stairwell glass on the windward side of the building load up fastest. Add pressurized irrigation, which runs on canal water from mid-April to mid-October on most Star landscaping, and any ground-floor unit windows near a sprinkler zone take direct overspray that bakes into hard mineral and silt spotting in summer heat. We use 100% deionized water with no soap. Soap-based cleaning leaves a surfactant residue that grabs the next dust load within days — deionized water lifts the mineral and silt film and dries clean, so ground-floor breezeway and unit glass doesn't re-spot as fast between visits.

Insurance, liability, and working around your residents

We're fully insured and can provide a certificate of insurance naming your management company or ownership group as needed for your files or your master insurance requirements. Crews work with residents present, so we keep ladders and equipment out of walkways, don't prop doors, and don't leave gates open on fenced pool or amenity areas. If a unit turn requires us to be inside a vacant unit, we coordinate key access and timing directly with your on-site team rather than working around it. Bad window work on a multifamily property isn't just cosmetic — streaked clubhouse glass during a tour, a missed pane on a leasing office storefront, or a scratched vinyl frame from the wrong tool becomes your problem with a prospective tenant or your ownership group, not just ours.

One invoice, whatever the portfolio looks like

If you handle budgeting for a single Star property or you're rolling up invoices for a portfolio across the Treasure Valley, we bill the way that works for your books: one consolidated invoice across properties, itemized by site if you need it broken out for separate cost centers, or billed to a management company with individual property references. No contracts required. Monthly or quarterly membership pricing is available for recurring common-area and clubhouse cleaning, and quarterly membership runs $100 less per cleaning than paying per visit. We can also line up a fixed annual budget number for common-area glass so it's a known line item instead of a variable one when you're planning next year's operating budget.

Pricing and what's included

Common-area and clubhouse window cleaning is quoted from $199 based on pane count and building layout, the same structure we use for single-family homes, scaled to your property. Screens are an additional $50 if your clubhouse or leasing office has them. Gutters on clubhouse and common buildings start at $199. If your property has stucco, siding, or entry walkways that need it, pressure washing runs $0.20 per square foot and soft-wash house washing runs $0.18 per square foot for board and batten or lap siding buildings. We include a 7-Day Rain Guarantee on every visit — if rain undoes the work within a week, we come back at no charge — and a free annual screen clean is part of every membership.