Question 1

Do you clean windows on both the inside and outside of my home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We clean both interior and exterior windows, and a general screen wipe-down and window track brush/blow-out are included with interior cleaning. Premium screen cleaning and full track cleaning are available as add-ons.

Question 2

What services do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Window cleaning (residential and commercial, including storefronts, buildings up to three stories, and construction cleans), screen cleaning, window track cleanout, hard water removal, pressure / soft washing, solar panel cleaning, gutter cleanout, and miscellaneous window & glass care.

Question 3

How do you clean solar panels?

Accepted Answer

We use a pure waterfed cleaning system with a solar-panel-specific detergent. Residential is $10 per panel on roof, $5 per panel on ground, with a $100 minimum that includes the first two panels. Commercial is per man hour.

Question 4

Are you insured and accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Savior Window Cleaning is fully insured, a BBB Accredited Business (A+ rated, accredited since 4/28/2022), and a good-standing member of the International Window Cleaning Association (IWCA).

Question 5

What areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

We're based in Omaha, NE. Call or text 402-906-6953 to confirm service availability for your home or business.

Question 6

How do I get pricing?

Accepted Answer

Call or text Nick directly at 402-906-6953, or fill out the contact form on this site to request pricing.

Question 7

Do you remove hard water spots from glass?

Accepted Answer

Yes — for both windows and glass shower doors. Pricing is $30 per pane one-time, or $10 per pane added to our spring/fall program. The severity of the buildup affects what's achievable.

Question 8

Do you work with businesses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We clean storefronts and commercial buildings up to three stories, and handle construction window cleaning.

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