Screen Cleaning in Dallas / Plano

Yes. When organic debris like pollen, leaf fragments, and dust sit on screen mesh in humid conditions, mold and mildew can develop on both the mesh and the frame. This is most common on screens that face north or are in shaded areas where moisture lingers. Our cleaning removes the organic material that feeds mold growth and cleans any existing mildew from the mesh and frame surfaces.

It is worth inspecting them. Hail can tear mesh, bend frames, and embed storm debris into the screen material. Even if the screens look intact from inside, the exterior side may have damage that compromises the mesh integrity. We inspect every screen during our cleaning process and document any storm damage so you can decide whether to repair or replace affected screens.

We can clean many screens in place for light dirt and dust. For heavily soiled screens — especially those with pollen buildup, pet hair, or grime embedded in the mesh — we remove them, clean them thoroughly on both sides, and reinstall them for the best results.

Dirty screens act as a filter that diffuses natural light, making interior rooms noticeably darker. They also restrict airflow when windows are open and can transfer grime back onto freshly cleaned glass during rain or wind. Clean screens extend the value of your window cleaning service.

Yes — while handling screens for cleaning we note any tears, bent frames, or broken splines and report them to you. We do not repair screens, but our observations can help you decide whether a screen needs replacement before the damage worsens.

Screen cleaning is available as an add-on upgrade to any window cleaning service. It is priced affordably and most customers find it worthwhile because clean screens significantly improve the finished appearance of freshly washed windows.

Screen cleaning adds roughly 20–45 minutes to a standard window cleaning appointment depending on the number of screens and how soiled they are. When booked alongside window cleaning it is the most time-efficient option since our crew is already on-site.

Cedar pollen hits hard in January–February, followed by oak and pecan pollen from March through May. This extended pollen season makes the DFW metro one of the most challenging areas for keeping windows clean. Most Dallas-area customers find quarterly cleaning the minimum to keep up with seasonal buildup.

Yes — our Dallas office in Plano serves the full DFW metroplex including Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Garland, Dallas, Addison, Carrollton, and The Colony. Call (469) 461-4199 or book online to schedule your free quote.

Yes — North Texas water from the North Texas Municipal Water District carries moderate to high mineral content that leaves calcium and lime deposits on glass, especially from sprinkler systems and hose-down overspray. Regular professional cleaning prevents these deposits from bonding permanently to the glass surface.

Severe thunderstorm season runs March through June in DFW, bringing hail, wind-driven debris, and heavy rain that can coat windows in mud and red clay dust. We recommend scheduling a thorough clean in early March before storm season, and again in late June or July after the worst has passed. Our weather guarantee covers post-storm re-cleans.