✨ New customers: $49 off your first clean — book in 60 seconds · licensed & insured
Trusted window cleaning (window washing) for Richmond homes — including The Fan, Church Hill, Carytown. Booked online, priced in seconds, done by vetted local crews.
Richmond’s older neighborhoods keep their original windows, and cleaning them right takes more care than squeegeeing a new-build pane. Wood-sash windows in the Fan, Church Hill, and the Museum District often carry wavy antique glass, fragile glazing putty, and paint-sealed sashes — we clean them gently, by hand, without forcing anything that hasn’t moved in decades. Many homes add exterior storm windows, which effectively doubles the glass on the house, and Scott’s Addition lofts swing the other way with big industrial-style panes that show every streak. Then there’s the pollen: every spring, Richmond glass wears a yellow-green film that a garden hose only smears around. We wash inside and out, clean the storms where they’re fitted, wipe sills, and treat hard-water spotting — so original glass keeps its character and the light actually gets in.
RIME crews work throughout Richmond and the city’s historic Fan and Church Hill rowhomes, Museum District classics, and revived Scott’s Addition lofts. We bring our own equipment and eco-safe detergents, text you when we’re on the way, and finish with after-photos — open 7 days · 9am–5pm, with $49 off your first clean for new customers.
Most Richmond homes — 1890s–1940s rowhomes and early-1900s classics with mid-century infill, brick, plaster, and original hardwood — run about 1,400–2,400 sq ft. At that size, window cleaning typically lands around $143–$199 per job; your exact price comes from size, layout, and condition — never the street.
Beyond the areas above, our Richmond crews also work Scott’s Addition, Museum District, Forest Hill, and Shockoe Bottom week in, week out — and the same routes cover Windsor Farms, Bryan Park, and Ginter Park, plus the streets in between. Coverage runs by area, not by subdivision, and every quote is priced from your home’s scope on the same Richmond City rate card. If your neighborhood isn’t named here, we almost certainly still serve it — just mention it when you request your quote.
Illustrative — your real Richmond before/after photos appear here after each visit.
Yes. Older Richmond sashes get hand-washing at the glass — no high pressure, no harsh scrapers on wavy antique panes — and we never force a sash that’s been painted shut. Fragile glazing is treated gently and flagged in your after-photos if it needs attention.
We do — and on many Fan and Museum District homes the storms effectively double the glass, so count them when you request a quote. We clean both faces of the storm and the primary window so the whole assembly is actually clear.
Late spring, after the heavy pine and oak pollen finishes falling, is the single best window — cleaning mid-pollen means a yellow film again within days. Most city customers pair that with a fall clean, or set a recurring schedule and stop thinking about it.
Yes — every neighborhood named on this page, Bryan Park and Ginter Park included, plus the surrounding Richmond City area. If you’re nearby and don’t see your street, just ask when you request a quote.
Bundling exterior services? Ask about a single-visit discount on house cleaning + pressure washing.
No call, no pressure — a real quote based only on your home’s scope. New Richmond customers take $49 off your first clean.
