5.0 on Google from 14 reviews

Clean from the roof to the curb.

Window cleaning, house washing, roofs and gutters for southeast Michigan homes. Owner-operated by Eric Baron.

Orange and gold fall trees along a curving park path, seen through a freshly cleaned window

Roof To CurbCleaning

Inside glass gets squeegeed by hand, edge to edge.

Every surface, one call.

From the shingles to the sidewalk, Eric takes care of the whole outside of your home, plus the inside glass.

Window cleaning

Outside glass scrubbed with purified water from a water-fed pole, inside glass squeegeed by hand. Screens, tracks and sills included.

See the process
A crew member soft washing second-story siding from a back patio

Full house wash

Siding, gutter faces, fascia, soffits, garage doors and window frames. Oxidation lifted, mold and algae treated.

A shingle roof cleared of leaves and debris

Roof soft wash

Low-pressure treatment for moss, mildew and black streaks. No blasting your shingles.

Eric on a ladder clearing a gutter at the back of a house

Gutter cleaning

Debris cleared, downspouts flushed, and the outside faces brightened.

Driveways, patios and walks

Pressure washing for concrete and pavers, with soft washing where the surface needs a gentler touch.

A crew member brushing stain onto a wood deck, half finished

Deck staining and painting

Washed, sanded and prepped, then stained or painted so the wood is protected for seasons to come.

Clean rows of solar panels on a shingle roof

Solar panel cleaning

Pollen, dust and bird droppings rinsed off with pure water, so your panels make the power they should.

Also on the list

Ask about these when you book. They pair well with a window or house wash visit.

  • High dusting
  • Light replacement
  • Paver sanding and sealing
  • Pavement sealing

Before and after

Real jobs from around southeast Michigan. Drag the handle on any photo to compare.

Vinyl siding, mildew washed off, after cleaning Vinyl siding, mildew washed off, before cleaning
Vinyl siding, mildew washed off
Window glass, inside and out, after cleaning Window glass, inside and out, before cleaning
Window glass, inside and out
Sunken patio and retaining walls, after cleaning Sunken patio and retaining walls, before cleaning
Sunken patio and retaining walls
Roof cleared of leaves and needles, after cleaning Roof cleared of leaves and needles, before cleaning
Roof cleared of leaves and needles
Siding soft washed between windows, after cleaning Siding soft washed between windows, before cleaning
Siding soft washed between windows
Deck scraped and repainted, after cleaning Deck scraped and repainted, before cleaning
Deck scraped and repainted
Vinyl deck railing, after cleaning Vinyl deck railing, before cleaning
Vinyl deck railing
Concrete steps, treated and rinsed, after cleaning Concrete steps, treated and rinsed, before cleaning
Concrete steps, treated and rinsed
Back patio, after cleaning Back patio, before cleaning
Back patio
Pavers and foundation wall, after cleaning Pavers and foundation wall, before cleaning
Pavers and foundation wall
Block retaining wall, half cleaned: the cleaned half is next to the untouched half
Block retaining wall, half cleaned
Standby generator housing, after cleaning Standby generator housing, before cleaning
Standby generator housing
Office building stairway, after cleaning Office building stairway, before cleaning
Office building stairway

What goes into a window clean

Spot-free glass comes from the steps you don't see. Every house gets the same six, inside and out.

  1. Eric at the front of a brick home, looking up at the second-story windows

    1Walk the house

    Eric looks at every window first: hard water stains, sticker residue, fragile sills, skylights and anything tall. You hear about problem spots before work starts.

  2. A clean bay window over a cushioned window seat in a kitchen

    2Prep the inside

    Shoe covers on at the door, towels under each window. Screens come out to be washed, and tracks and sills are vacuumed and wiped.

  3. Close-up of the filter housings, TDS meter and stainless membranes on Eric's pure-water cart

    3Purify the water

    Hose water runs through filters, reverse osmosis and deionization until the meter reads zero dissolved minerals. That's what lets glass dry without spots.

  4. Eric scrubbing a second-story window with a water-fed pole

    4Scrub and rinse the outside

    A brush on a water-fed pole scrubs glass and frames from the ground, then rinses with pure water. No soap, no squeegee lines, and it dries clear.

  5. A crew member on two ladders detailing the top of a tall arched window

    5Hand-detail the tricky glass

    Arched tops, divided panes and stubborn spots get a ladder and careful hand work until they're gone.

  6. Tall clean living room windows on either side of a fireplace

    6Inside glass and a final look

    Interior glass is washed and squeegeed by hand, edges wiped with microfiber. Screens go back in, and Eric walks the house with you before he leaves.

Equipment on the truck

Two systems for two kinds of work. Pure water for glass, pressure and soft wash for everything else.

Eric's LittleBEAST pure-water cart with filter housings, stainless reverse osmosis membranes and a deionization tank

Pure-water system

A LittleBEAST cart by Pure Water Power filters hose water, pushes it through reverse osmosis membranes, then a deionizing resin tank. A dual TDS meter shows the water going in and coming out, so Eric knows it's at zero before it touches your windows.

The back of Eric's van with two Titan hose reels above a Honda gas engine and pressure pump

Pressure washing van

A Honda GX390 engine drives the high-pressure pump for concrete, pavers and other hard surfaces. A separate low-pressure soft wash line handles siding and roofs, where high pressure would do damage.

5.0

14 reviews on Google

What customers are saying

Formerly B & B Window Cleaning. Same owner, same care, now with more services.

Based in Dexter. Working across southeast Michigan.

Dexter, Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Saline, Pinckney, Ypsilanti, Brighton, Plymouth, Northville, Canton, Howell, Manchester and nearby. Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.

Get a free estimate

Tell Eric what you need and he'll follow up with an itemized estimate. No pressure, no obligation.

What can Eric help with?

Number of stories, skylights, hard water stains, preferred dates.

(734) 904-5244 Get a free estimate