Prepare yourself for some pop science!

If you have a pressure washer, then you already know the sheer, childlike joy that comes from using it to blast dirt and debris from any surface. And why shouldn’t you use all that cleaning power to jet your windows back to sparkledom?

You can absolutely use your pressure washer to clean your windows…as long as you check and prepare certain things first.

Fall weather in Utah and the Salt Lake Valley usually fluctuates between chilly mornings, baking heat, flying dust and rainstorms. Between the precipitation, wind, heat and cold, your windows really start earning their stripes during fall.

Prepare now to preserve your windows and save money on utilities as the months get chillier by following our easy five-step guide.

Just had your windows cleaned and want to keep them looking sparkly-fresh for longer?

Follow our simple, two-step guide to learn how to easily keep your inside windows back to looking glass-quality sparkle in a jiffy.

If your windows are gross from summer storms, drifting smoke from other states, dust and salt that perpetually live in our air, we feel you.

If you’re determined to try cleaning them yourself, props to you. Here are five suggestions from the pros for getting them done right.

This question is understandable - if your windows are just going to get dirty again from rainstorms, dust, dirt and bird droppings, what’s the point of paying someone to clean them?

We don’t have a rocket science answer for you - cleaning anything regularly is always about cost v reward - but there are several good reasons to think about when deciding whether and how often to get your windows professionally cleaned.

Summer storms bring much-needed moisture to the Salt Lake Valley and Park City. They also bring much-UNneeded water spots to formerly-pristine windows. The combination of swirling desert dust and summer squalls quickly results in ruined windows covered in grime and spots.

So how can you restore your windows to their pre-rain sparkling glory?

Birds are lovely to look at - but their poop is not.

If your windows have become the unwelcome dumping ground of bird droppings, the easiest way is to clean them is….

Ah, the fair weather, wispy clouds and sunny skies of Summer! When long, lazy days are drenched with sun and hardly any moisture, it would be easy to conclude that you can forget about your windows until the weather starts coming back in late Fall.

However, come Winter, you’ll find that your windows are inexplicably coated in dirt, grime and water spots, even in the absence of a monsoon.

Cleaning window blinds can be fiddly business! But with these top tips from City Creek Window Cleaning, your blinds will be spit-spot and top-notch in no time!

Cleaning the windows is not terribly high on most people’s list of favorite springtime jobs, but it’s important for a whole host of reasons. Not least of which is so that you can see through them!

But that squeegee thingamajig looks so intimidating! What is the correct way to wield it without putting holes in yourself or your windows? Here’s our easy three-step guide to washing your own windows with the (soon-to-be-less) terrifying squeegee:

That same steamer you use for releasing creases from your clothes can be used to sanitize and clean your windows.

In fact, steam cleaning is one of the quickest and easiest ways to clean windows without harsh or irritating chemicals. It’s safe for children, pets and allergic-adults, and the steam vapor easily removes winter buildup, grease, oil and fingerprints from dirty windows.

Clean windows are glorious. But the first rainstorm that comes along may have you wringing your hands and a microfiber cloth at the dried-droplet state of your windows. So how do you keep your windows looking freshly-washed for longer? Follow our simple guide to learn how to easily keep the outside surfaces of your windows looking all clean and sparkly for longer. 

There’s nothing quite like the fresh feeling of newly-washed windows. But how do you keep your windows looking freshly-washed for longer? Follow our simple guide to learn how to easily keep the inside surfaces of your windows looking all clean and sparkly for longer.

Windows are great. They keep us dry, warm and protected from bugs and inquisitive birds. And while it may not be terribly high on most people’s list of favorite springtime jobs, washing them is a must, for a whole host of reasons. Not least of which is so that you can see through them.

Windows take a comprehensive beating during winter from snow, salt, rain and mud, testing the metal (and glass!) of even the sturdiest pane.

Click here for our easy checklist to keep your windows in tip-top shape and save money on utilities during Utah’s chillier months.

There’s nothing quite like that ‘aaah’ feeling of clean, freshly-washed windows. So how can you keep your windows looking sparkling clean for longer? It’s simple when you know how - just follow our easy, two-step guide to keep your windows looking their best for longer.