Window washing and window cleaning service pricing
Pricing is calculated individually - per window or per square metre. We confirm the final price after assessing your property.
Price per window or m²
Quote before work begins
No hidden fees
At a glance: how pricing works
Window cleaning in Riga is priced per window or per square metre after we assess the property. We do not publish a fixed price list, because the final figure depends on the building - two properties of the same size can differ in price because of access and window type.
Number and size of windows - larger jobs usually cost less per window.
Floor height - ground floor is cheaper than work from a lift or by rope access.
Access difficulty - narrow passages, planting, enclosed courtyards, and glass roofs all take longer.
Cleaning frequency - clients on a regular schedule get a better rate than one-off jobs.
Property type - house, apartment, office, hotel, or apartment building.
Condition - post-renovation or post-construction cleaning takes more work than routine cleaning.
We prepare an exact price after reviewing your enquiry, and you receive the quote before any work starts - use the contact form.
How pricing works. We don't publish a fixed price list, because every property is different - the number of windows, floor height, access difficulty and cleaning frequency affect the final price more than a single "average" figure could reflect. That's why we work with an individual assessment: you get an accurate quote that matches your specific property.
Indicative price range
To give you a rough idea before you submit a request, we've compiled average market rates in Riga. These figures are indicative - you'll get your exact price after we assess your property.
~€1-2.5/m² of glass area (standard window cleaning)
~€50-150 per apartment (depending on number of windows and floor)
~€60-250 per house (depending on scope and access)
~€35-40 minimum call-out / service fee
Many service providers publish a fixed price list ("X euros per window"), but in practice this approach rarely reflects the real cost - two properties with the same number of windows can require completely different amounts of work. Below we explain why, and how our pricing actually gets set.
What affects the price?
Number and size of windows/panels
The more windows or the larger the total glass area, the greater the workload - price is usually calculated per unit or per m².
Floor height and access
Ground-floor windows are easier to reach than high-rise windows, which require a lift or rope-access equipment.
Cleaning frequency
For regular clients (for example, hotels or businesses under contract) we offer better terms than for a one-off cleaning.
Property type
Cleaning a house or apartment's windows differs from maintaining a commercial facade or a solar panel array - each has its own approach.
Why the number of windows alone doesn't set the price
Two properties with the same number of windows can require completely different amounts of work, so a simple "price per window" calculation often doesn't reflect reality fairly for either the client or us:
Window size and shape. One large panoramic window can take more time and water than six small windows with the same total area - but the reverse is also true, since six small windows mean six times as many frames, sills and corners to clean individually. That's why we often use an m² calculation for large glass areas, and a per-unit calculation when the window count is high but each one is small.
Floor and access. A ground-floor window that can be cleaned from the ground with a short pole takes less time and equipment than an 8th-floor window, which needs a longer water-fed system or even lift/rope access. Height affects not just working time but also which equipment is required at all - a direct cost factor.
Access difficulty. If there's no room for a lift to pull up to the building, if windows sit behind balconies, decorative elements or other obstacles, or if access is also needed from inside (for example, to open a window for cleaning from the other side), working time increases regardless of window size.
Cleaning frequency. A one-off request requires a full assessment and individual planning every time. A regular contract (for example, 2-4 times a year) lets us do that preparation work once and then follow a known routine, which usually allows us to offer a better price per visit.
Property type and scope. House window cleaning assumes we're working with a relatively small but varied set of windows. A commercial facade or solar panel array means a larger, more uniform area, where the pricing logic is different - often closer to an m² or panel-count calculation than "per window."
Why we don't publish a fixed price list
A fixed price list looks convenient, but in practice it means one of two things - either the price is inflated to cover the "average" toughest case, or the real cost after inspection turns out higher than advertised, creating distrust. We choose a third path: an individual assessment for every property and a clear quote before work begins, so you know the exact amount rather than a rough range, and we can price the job fairly without taking on risk at someone's expense.
How is the price determined?
1
You fill out the contact form
Tell us the type of service you need and about your property (number of windows, number of floors, address, whether it's residential or commercial).
2
We assess the property
Based on the information provided (and, if needed, an in-person or remote assessment), we evaluate the scope of work - window/facade area, type of access, and the equipment required.
3
You receive a quote
We provide a clear price quote before work begins - no hidden fees and no surprises on the final bill.
4
Confirmation and completion
We only start work after you confirm the quote - we never begin without a price agreed in advance.
Frequently asked questions
How much does window cleaning cost?▼
As a rough guide in the Riga market, window cleaning costs around €1-2.5/m², about €50-150 for an apartment, and around €60-250 for a house, depending on scope and access. The exact price depends on the number of windows, size, floor height and access difficulty. We calculate pricing individually after assessing your request - fill out the contact form to get a quote.
How is the window cleaning service price calculated?▼
Pricing is calculated per window or per square metre, taking into account the number of windows/panels, floor height, access difficulty, cleaning frequency, and whether the property is residential or commercial. Two properties with the same number of windows can require different amounts of work, so we determine the exact price after assessing the specific property.
Do you offer discounts for regular clients?▼
Yes - for a regular cleaning schedule (for example, hotels, restaurants or apartment buildings under contract) we typically offer better terms than for a one-off cleaning, since the preparation and planning work per visit is lower.
Why can't you give an approximate price by phone or email right away?▼
We can give a very rough indication, but the exact price depends on factors that are hard to assess without information about the specific property - window shapes, access obstacles, floor height. That's why, after you fill out the contact form, we arrange a brief assessment so the quote is accurate rather than a rough range that changes later.
Does the price differ for residential and commercial properties?▼
Yes - house and apartment window cleaning usually means a relatively small but varied set of windows, where time is spent on detail work (frames, sills, corners). Commercial properties - facades, office buildings, solar panel arrays - are often a larger, more uniform area, where the pricing logic is based more on m² or panel count. In both cases, we determine the price based on the specific property's scope and access.
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