Window Cleaning in Portland, Maine
From the brick storefronts on Congress Street to the historic homes of the West End, Rise N Shine keeps Portland glass spotless year-round.
Why Portland homes and businesses call us
Portland's mix of salt air, downtown traffic dust, and century-old wood sash windows leaves glass hazy fast. We hand-detail every pane, wipe sills and tracks, and pull hard-water spotting off storm windows so your view actually looks clean up close — not just from the sidewalk.
Restaurants, cafés, and retail shops in the Old Port count on us for scheduled storefront cleaning before the morning rush. Homeowners in Deering, Rosemont, and Munjoy Hill book us twice a year, usually spring and fall, to stay ahead of pollen and winter grime.
We're licensed, bonded, and insured, and every Portland job ends with a walkaround so you can point out anything you want touched up before we pack the truck.
Services we offer in Portland
- Interior and exterior residential window detailing
- Weekly, monthly, or quarterly storefront glass programs
- Pressure washing for brick walkways, decks, and patios
- Soft washing for siding without high-pressure damage
Areas we cover near Portland
Portland window cleaning FAQs
How much does window cleaning cost in Portland?
Most Portland homes fall between $150 and $400 depending on pane count, stories, and whether you want interiors included. Storefronts are quoted per visit and get cheaper on a recurring schedule. Estimates are always free.
Do you clean old wood sash and storm windows?
Yes. A lot of Portland housing stock has original sash and exterior storms. We clean them by hand with the right tools and take extra care around old glazing and putty.
Can you clean second and third story windows?
Yes — we work off ladders and water-fed poles depending on the building, so upper floors on triple-deckers and taller homes are no problem.
How often should Portland windows be cleaned?
Twice a year works for most homes. Downtown businesses and anything near the water usually want more frequent service because of salt spray and foot-traffic film.