Charity Window Cleaning

Window cleaners have been using dishwashing soap and a squeegee since the 1930's. The soap was used to keep the squeegee rubber from jumping and skipping on the glass. The dish soap creates the slip required to clear the windows. Most window cleaners have not progressed since the 1930's. Our "Reach & Clean" process, using M technology, is the next evolution of window cleaning. Every decent window cleaner leaves your windows looking great-until their brake lights leave your driveway. Our reach and clean process keeps your windows clean 3X longer.

I grew up in small-town Utah and started Charity Window Cleaning because there is a better way to clean windows and there is a more appropriate way to pay for window cleaning. We never use "big-city" tactics and hide our prices or charge you extra for doing what should be included anyway. Most of our customers don't know that their tracks come out of their windows, and when they see what is hiding beneath those tracks they won't let us leave that nastiness in their home. We promise we won't disappoint.

You get your windows cleaned and the next day it rains and they're dirty again. How frustrating is that! Utah weather can make your windows dirty right after you or your current window guy just cleaned them! Glass may feel smooth, but it isn't! The dish soap used by your old window cleaner leaves residue that stays in the microscopic irregularities of your windows. Pre-evolutionary window cleaning looks great until the cleaner's brake lights leave your driveway. As soon as they're gone that soap residue starts attracting dirt and soon you're looking at your windows, not through them.