Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, Pristine Window Cleaning Melbourne provides window cleaning services for commercial properties including offices, retail stores, and restaurants.

The best time to schedule window cleaning depends on your location and weather conditions. In general, spring and fall are popular times to schedule window cleaning appointments.

Yes, Pristine Window Cleaning Melbourne offers discounts for first-time customers as well as seasonal specials. Please contact us for more information.

Pricing depends on the number of windows, storeys, and whether flyscreens are included. As a guide, a single-storey home is typically $150-$300 and a double-storey home $300-$500. Try our Instant Quote Calculator for a fast, no-obligation estimate, or get in touch for an exact quote.

Most Melbourne homes and businesses do well with a clean every 8-10 weeks to stay on top of dust, pollen, and salt spray in bayside suburbs. Ground-floor homes can often stretch to twice a year, while high-rise and commercial properties near busy roads usually need quarterly cleans.

Yes. Pristine Window Cleaning Melbourne is fully insured with public liability cover, and our team is IRATA-certified for safe high-rise and abseiling access - no scaffolding or street closures needed for multi-storey jobs.

Yes. We use eco-friendly, streak-free cleaning methods on every job, including pure-water systems for exterior work where suitable, so there's no harsh runoff into your garden or stormwater drains.

Light rain generally isn't a problem for exterior cleans, but we'll always call or text ahead if wild weather makes the job unsafe or the results won't last. No charge for rescheduling - we'll just find the next convenient time.

We cover a majority of Melbourne, most of our work being in the north-west and bayside suburbs, including Moonee Ponds, Essendon, Brunswick, Brighton, St Kilda, Toorak, South Yarra, the CBD, and Port Melbourne. See our full Service Areas page for the complete list, or get in touch if your suburb isn't listed.