Salt Lake County window cleaning services
Window well cleaning in Salt Lake County
Leaves, dirt and debris cleared out of basement window wells, and the glass at the bottom cleaned.
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Most Utah homes with a finished basement have window wells, because a basement bedroom needs a window big enough to climb out of. Those wells are open to the sky and catch everything: leaves, dirt, trash that blows in, and the occasional trapped animal. The basement window at the bottom is usually the dirtiest glass in the house, because nobody can reach it.
Why it is worth doing
- Drainage: debris packed at the bottom of a well stops water draining, and standing water next to a basement window is a problem waiting to happen
- Moisture: wet leaves against the wall and the window frame hold water for days
- Pests: a well full of leaves is shelter for insects and small animals
- Light and access: a clean well and clean glass let daylight into the basement, and a clear well is what makes an egress window usable as an exit
What window well cleaning includes
- Leaves, dirt and debris cleared out of the well
- The window at the bottom cleaned, outside
- Well covers lifted and put back where they are safe to move
How it works
- Tell us how many wells and whether they have covers.
- Get a quote, on its own or added to a window cleaning.
- We clear each well and clean the window.
- We point out anything we notice, like a well that is not draining or a cover that is cracked.
Not part of this service
- Installing or replacing window wells, covers or ladders.
- Drainage repairs. If a well does not drain once it is clear, that is a job for a drainage or foundation contractor.
On a maintenance plan, this service can be part of your recurring package, with up to 30% off.
Window well cleaning service areas
We offer window well cleaning across Salt Lake County, plus Park City and Heber, including window cleaning in West Jordan, Sandy window cleaning, our South Jordan service area, Draper and window cleaning in Riverton. See every area we serve.
Often booked with gutter cleaning and window cleaning.
Window wells FAQs
Why do so many Utah homes have window wells?
Basement bedrooms need an egress window large enough to escape through, and in a basement that means digging a well outside it. Utah has a lot of finished basements, so it has a lot of window wells.
How often should window wells be cleaned?
Once a year, usually in fall after the leaves drop. Wells under trees or next to a gutter that overflows may need it twice.
Do you clean the basement window too?
Yes. Cleaning the glass at the bottom of the well is part of the job.
Can you add window wells to a window cleaning?
Yes, in the same visit. On a maintenance plan the plan discount applies to window wells as well.
Other window cleaning services available in the same visit
Window cleaning, inside and out
Glass, frames and sills, inside, outside or both.
Screen and track cleaning
Screens washed, tracks and sills cleared of grit and bugs.
Hard water stain removal
White sprinkler spots and mineral film, quoted separately.
Solar panel cleaning
Dust, pollen and droppings cleaned off the panel glass.
Gutter cleaning
Gutters and downspouts cleared so water flows again.
Maintenance plans
Twice a year, quarterly or every two months, up to 30% off.
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