Streak-free exterior window washing using pure deionized water — no chemicals, no residue, no spots. Campbell's traffic pollution, Highway 17 and 85 dust, and South Bay hard water no match. Screens included. Single-story from $199.
Pricing stays simple: a single flat number by text that covers the deionized-water clean, the screens, and the guarantee — that's all you pay. It's based on your real window count, so text your address to (408) 476-3891 and we'll send an accurate figure in about 30 minutes. We serve every Campbell neighborhood, including the streets along the Los Gatos Creek trail.
Complete exterior window cleaning for single-story homes using pure deionized water. Streak-free and spot-free — guaranteed.
Complete exterior window cleaning for two-story homes. Our water-fed pole system reaches second-story windows safely from the ground — no ladders on your roof.
Final price based on total window count. Text (408) 476-3891 with your address — we count from Google Earth and quote in 30 min. No visit required.
We run the water through a deionizer to strip out every mineral — the cause of the water spots and streaks on Campbell glass.
A soft, pure-water-fed brush softens and lifts the tree sap and pollen film off each pane without scratching the glass.
A deionized rinse washes the loosened sap and grime away and dries clear, leaving no spots or streaks to show in the light.
Screens and frames are cleaned on every visit, included in the price, so canopy pollen doesn't just rinse back onto fresh windows.
Under Campbell's tree cover, a squeegee makes things worse. The soap it leaves grabs the pollen and sticky sap constantly drifting down from the canopy, and any hard-water drip from a sprinkler dries into a cloudy spot the cloth just smears around.
Deionized water is the clean answer. Because every mineral is removed, it lifts the sap and pollen film and then dries off the glass with nothing left behind — no soap for the next pollen wave to stick to, no residue to cloud it — so the windows stay clear well past spring.
The pure water reaches your second-storey glass through a pole operated from the ground, so no ladder rests against the house or crushes the garden beds below. The upper windows end up just as streak-free as the rest.
Leafy Campbell is tough on windows in two ways. The mature trees along the Los Gatos Creek corridor drop heavy pollen and sticky sap onto the glass, and the birds they attract leave droppings on sills and panes. On top of that, sprinkler overspray and Campbell's hard water dry into cloudy mineral spots on the lower windows.
Pollen and sap smear into a gummy film under a dry rag, and the hard-water spots just redistribute — ordinary tap-water cleaning dries right back to a haze because of the minerals it leaves behind. The glass looks tired long before the next pollen season.
We clean with deionized water that lifts the pollen and sap and dissolves the mineral spotting, then dries perfectly clear because it carries no minerals of its own — no chemicals, screens included. Text your address and we'll count the windows and quote you in 30 minutes.
Full liability on every job — you're completely protected.
Pure deionized water only — safe for your landscaping and pets.
Before and after photos on every job, sent directly to you.
Discount when you combine with gutter, roof, or pressure washing.
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"Matt responded right away and we had a quote within a half an hour. He had availability within 48 hours. He came out on time, was very communicative via texts, and did a fabulous job. They finished in an hour! I would highly recommend Matt!"
"This was an unplanned, but needed job. I noticed my neighbor being serviced by Alex, so I took his business card and called the owner Matt. I received a formal quote/estimate within minutes and Alex had bandwidth to service our home immediately after. ORS is very professional and thorough — we recommend!"
“Had our windows cleaned before a home inspection and ORS did a great job. Every window crystal clear, screens cleaned, tracks wiped down. Matt quoted me in minutes and the price was fair. Crew was professional and careful. Will use again.”
Window cleaning starts from $199 for single-story homes and $299 for two-story homes. Final price is based on total window count — text (408) 476-3891 with your address and we'll count from Google Earth and quote you in 30 minutes. Screen cleaning is included in every job.
ORS Clean focuses on exterior window cleaning. Exterior cleaning removes traffic pollution, hard water deposits, pollen, and grime that account for most of the visible dirt on Campbell home windows. Text (408) 476-3891 to discuss your specific needs.
Campbell's water supply — sourced from Santa Clara Valley Water District — contains dissolved calcium and magnesium. Every time sprinkler overspray dries on glass, it leaves a mineral deposit. Deionized water has zero dissolved minerals so nothing is left behind when it dries.
Most Campbell homeowners benefit from window cleaning 1–2 times per year. Traffic pollution from Highway 17 and 85, Silicon Valley construction dust, seasonal pollen, and hard water sprinkler overspray accumulate quickly — especially on south and west-facing windows with direct sun exposure.
Yes — ORS Clean offers multi-service discounts when you combine window cleaning with gutter cleaning, pressure washing, roof cleaning, or solar panel cleaning. Text (408) 476-3891 and Matt will put together a bundled quote for your entire property.
We flood the glass with water and a gentle detergent to soften the sap and pollen first, then rinse with deionized water — nothing is dry-scrubbed across the pane. Sticky residue lifts cleanly and the mineral-free rinse dries spot-free, so no scratching and no haze.
The spots return over time wherever sprinkler overspray keeps hitting the glass — that's the source. We remove them fully with deionized water, and aiming the sprinklers away from the windows is the one thing that keeps them from coming back as fast. We'll point out the worst offenders when we're there.