How Often Should You Clean Your Windows in Minnesota?

Why Minnesota windows get dirty faster

Between spring tree pollen, summer dust and lawn debris, autumn's falling leaves, and winter's salt and ice, Minnesota glass takes a beating every season. Add hard water from sprinklers and a north side that grows algae, and most homes need more frequent cleaning than the national average.

Our recommended schedule

For most homes, we recommend cleaning exterior windows twice per year, once in late spring after the pollen settles, and once in early fall before the leaves fly. Interior glass benefits from an annual cleaning, ideally paired with screen washing. Homes near lakes, gravel roads, or heavy trees may want a third visit.

Signs it's time

Don't wait for the calendar if you notice spotting, a hazy film, visible pollen, or screens dulling your view. Catching buildup early keeps glass easier to clean and prevents hard-water etching that's far harder to remove later.

Make it automatic

The easiest approach? A maintenance plan. We schedule your cleanings at the ideal times, send reminders, and handle everything, so your windows stay clear without you tracking a single date.