Seattle is across the lake from our Woodinville base. Windows, gutters, roofs and pressure washing: same crew, same standard, same pricing.


Yes, we do window cleaning in Seattle, WA, plus gutter cleaning, roof cleaning and moss removal, and pressure washing, from West Seattle to Ballard. Gutters and roof moss usually run a few hundred dollars, and windows are priced by the pane. Every job is priced before we start.
"No streaks from Speaks! It was a big job (2 stories, larger home) and they left every window spotless. The windows are truly spotless inside and out."
"Great job (roof, gutter and window cleaning)! Good value. Highly recommend."
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Seattle's older neighborhoods, from the north end through Ballard to West Seattle, are full of craftsman and Tudor homes with original divided-light windows, which take more time per pane and more care around old glazing than a modern picture window. The newer townhome construction filling in across the city is the opposite problem: large panes, tight lot lines, and flat or low-slope roofs where debris clogs drains instead of growing moss.
Under Seattle's tree canopy, composition roofs carry as much moss as anywhere we work. We sweep it by hand and treat it, never with a pressure washer, and we say upfront what will still be visible right after the visit.


Tell us what you need and how soon.
Most residential jobs quoted on the spot.
Careful, honest, on your roof or your glass.
Anything not right, we come back.
Seattle sits between salt-water Puget Sound and Lake Washington, from West Seattle and Magnolia to Lake City.
The median home was built in 1976, and 53% are from before 1980: Craftsman bungalows, Seattle boxes, and newer townhomes filling in.
About 39 inches of rain a year at Sea-Tac, three quarters of it October to March. November is the wettest month.
Sources: NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals (Seattle-Tacoma Airport), City of Seattle tree canopy assessment (2021), Seattle Public Utilities, HistoryLink, US Census ACS 2020 to 2024, Wikipedia.
The questions we hear most from Seattle homeowners.

(206) 228-5069. He picks up, and if he is on a ladder he calls you back the same day. Or send the form and he will reach out.