Real pricing from real companies. What Toronto homeowners actually pay in 2026, broken down by window count, home size, and neighbourhood.
The short answer: most Toronto homeowners pay $149 to $350 for professional window cleaning. The exact price depends on how many windows you have, whether you want interior + exterior or exterior only, and how accessible your windows are.
| Home Type | Windows | Exterior Only | Interior + Exterior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Condo / Townhouse | 8 to 12 | $99 to $149 | $149 to $199 |
| Semi-detached (2 bed) | 10 to 15 | $129 to $179 | $179 to $249 |
| Detached (3 bed) | 15 to 20 | $149 to $219 | $219 to $299 |
| Detached (4 bed) | 20 to 28 | $199 to $279 | $279 to $379 |
| Large detached (5+ bed) | 28 to 40 | $279 to $399 | $379 to $499 |
| Estate (40+ windows) | 40+ | $399+ | $499+ |
Toronto average: $220 to $280 for interior + exterior on a standard 3-4 bedroom detached home. This is based on current 2026 pricing from established companies in the GTA.
More windows = more time = higher price. A 15-window bungalow takes 1-1.5 hours. A 35-window estate takes 3-4 hours. Most companies charge per job based on window count, not a flat per-window rate.
Exterior only is the base price. Adding interior cleaning typically increases the total by 40-60%. Interior takes longer per window because of furniture, curtains, and sills. But the result is dramatically better — you notice interior grime far more from inside the house.
Single-storey homes are the simplest. 2-storey homes are standard pricing. 3-storey homes cost 15-25% more because of additional ladder setups and time. Some companies won't clean above 2 storeys without specialized equipment.
Standard windows are the base price. Specialty windows cost more:
Traditional (squeegee): Standard pricing. The classic method — solution applied, squeegeed off, edges detailed. Works great.
Purified water (water-fed pole): Slightly higher pricing (10-15% more). Uses deionized water that dries completely streak-free. No chemicals touch your glass. Windows stay cleaner 2-3x longer because there's no mineral residue for dirt to stick to.
Per-window pricing is the same everywhere. The total price reflects home size, not postal code:
| Neighbourhood | Typical Home | Int + Ext Price |
|---|---|---|
| Highland Creek | 3-4 bed detached, 18-25 windows | $219 to $349 |
| Scarborough | 3-4 bed mixed, 15-22 windows | $199 to $299 |
| Leaside | 4-5 bed detached, 22-30 windows | $279 to $399 |
| Lawrence Park | 4-5 bed estate, 25-40 windows | $299 to $499 |
| Forest Hill | 5+ bed estate, 30-50+ windows | $379 to $599+ |
| The Kingsway | 4-5 bed detached, 22-35 windows | $279 to $449 |
| Markham | 4-5 bed detached, 20-30 windows | $249 to $379 |
A professional window cleaning should include:
Twice a year for most homes: spring (April-May) and fall (September-October). Spring is the most important — six months of winter grime, salt spray, construction dust, and water spots are at their worst.
Once a year minimum — always in spring. Even annual cleaning makes a dramatic difference in how your home looks and feels inside.
Quarterly for homes near construction, high-traffic roads, or in heavily treed areas where pollen, sap, and tree debris coat windows faster.
DIY: Works fine for ground-floor windows. Get a good squeegee ($15-20), dish soap, and a bucket. For second-storey windows, you'll need an extension ladder ($200-400) and comfort working at height. Takes 2-4 hours for a typical home.
Professional: $149+ for exterior. Proper equipment, professional results, no ladder risk. For 2+ storey homes, professional is strongly recommended — ladder falls are the #1 cause of serious homeowner injuries in Canada. A professional gets it done in half the time with better results.
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