Grit wears out the window
Sand in a track is abrasive. Every time the window slides, that grit grinds against the rollers and the vinyl. Clean tracks are the cheapest way to make a window last.
Northern Nevada
Perfect glass in a filthy frame still reads as a dirty window.

Ask most people what bothers them about their windows and they will say the glass. Watch where their eyes actually go and it is the track: the gritty channel at the bottom full of dust, dead bugs, and pine needles. You can polish a pane to nothing and the window still looks neglected if the frame around it is packed with debris.
This is the part of the job that gets skipped, because it is slow and it is unpleasant. We do not treat it as an upsell. Screens, tracks, and sills are part of a standard window cleaning with us, and this page exists because plenty of people want that work done on its own.
Worth Knowing
Sand in a track is abrasive. Every time the window slides, that grit grinds against the rollers and the vinyl. Clean tracks are the cheapest way to make a window last.
The small drainage holes in a window track clog with silt. Once they do, snowmelt sits in the track instead of draining, and that standing water works its way into the frame.
A screen caked in dust cuts a surprising amount of light. Washing screens on a shaded room is often more noticeable than washing the glass behind them.
Sun and wind make old mesh brittle. Most homeowners find out a screen is torn when something gets in. We find it while the screen is out and in our hands.
What You Get
Step By Step
Every screen comes out and gets marked so it goes back in the opening it came from. Screens are not interchangeable, and forcing the wrong one bends the frame.
Tracks get vacuumed dry first. Spraying a dirty track just makes mud and pushes silt deeper into the corners and the weep holes.
Tracks are brushed with detergent, flushed, wiped dry, and the weep holes are checked so the window can actually drain.
Mesh washed on both sides, frames wiped, everything dried and put back square. Anything torn gets shown to you with a repair option.
Screens go back in the opening they came out of, seated square and latching properly. If a screen was damaged before we touched it, we show you rather than quietly putting it back.
Included at no extra charge with a full window cleaning. As standalone work it is priced by screen and window count, and we will quote it free before starting.
Get a Free EstimateStraight Answers
Yes. Screens, tracks, and sills are part of a standard residential window cleaning with us. This page is here for people who want that work done on its own, or who have been quoted it as an extra somewhere else.
In most cases yes. We handle re-screening and minor frame repair. If the frame itself is bent or corroded past saving, we will tell you that instead of charging you for a repair that will not hold.
It is common and it is fixable. The first cleaning on a neglected track takes longer, and it is the visit where the difference is most dramatic. After that, routine cleaning keeps it easy.
They are small drainage slots in the bottom of a window track that let rain and snowmelt escape. When silt blocks them, water pools in the track. We clear them as part of the job.
Where We Do It
Free estimates across Dayton, Carson City, Reno, Sparks, and the rest of Northern Nevada. Honest work, clear results.