Puget Sound / South King County window cleaning pricing that applies to Kent, WA homes — $150–$450 for a one-time whole-house clean, quoted by pane count.
Window Cleaning in Kent, WA typically costs $150–$450 per visit in 2026, depending on property size and job conditions. Most Kent property owners pay the mid-range tier. Get an exact, itemized price for your address in under 60 seconds with an instant Quotly quote.

Kent anchors the south end of King County between Renton and Auburn, wrapped around Kent Station downtown, the Green River corridor, the ShoWare Center, and hillside neighborhoods like East Hill and the Meridian area above the valley floor. Window cleaning here is priced per pane, and the numbers on this page are a Puget Sound / South King County regional band that applies to Kent homes — not a city-verified Kent-only rate — because a one-time whole-house clean runs about $150–$450 across the metro depending on how many panes you have and whether you want one side of the glass or both. Below you'll find 2026 per-pane and whole-house pricing by home size, an illustrative sample quote, the add-ons that move the number (screens, tracks and sills, hard-water stains, upper-story access), ways to save, and a season-by-season calendar tuned to Kent's roughly 39 inches of annual rain — the damp, pollen-heavy Pacific Northwest cycle that leaves South King County glass streaked by spring and grimy again by fall. Comparing nearby markets? See our window cleaning cost guides for Renton, Auburn, Covington, and Federal Way.
| Lot Size | Per Visit | Monthly (4×) |
|---|---|---|
| Condo / townhome, 1-story (~8–12 panes) | $120–$170 exterior only / $175–$290 both sides (one-time) | $350–$580 / yr (2 visits: spring + fall, both sides) |
| Single-story house (~13–18 panes) | $140–$250 exterior only / $240–$430 both sides (one-time) | $480–$860 / yr (2 visits: spring + fall, both sides) |
| 2-story home (~18–24 panes) | $220–$340 exterior only / $360–$600 both sides (one-time) | $720–$1,200 / yr (2 visits: spring + fall, both sides) |
| Large / 3-story home (~25–35 panes) | $300–$490 exterior only / $500–$850 both sides (one-time) | $1,000–$1,700 / yr (2 visits: spring + fall, both sides) |
Prices reflect 2026 rates from verified contractors serving the 98030, 98031, 98032, 98042, 98064 ZIP code area. Need an exact number? Get an instant Kent window cleaning quote based on your actual lot.
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A standard Kent window-cleaning visit covers more than just the glass. Here's what reputable South King County crews include on a both-sides clean — if a quote leaves any of these out, ask before booking.
Kent-area window cleaners quote a few different ways. The per-pane model dominates, but knowing all three helps you compare bids on the same footing.
| Pricing Model | Typical Price | Best For | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per-pane | $10–$14 exterior-only / $18–$24 both sides | Most homes — you pay for exactly the panes you have | You need an accurate pane count to compare quotes |
| Flat whole-house (one-time) | $150–$450 per clean | Standard 1–2 story homes wanting a single all-in number | Big or 3-story homes and heavy add-ons push above the top of the range |
| Twice-yearly maintenance plan (spring + fall) | 2 one-time visits per year, ~8–15% off each visit | Homeowners who want glass clear through pollen and leaf season | Two visits a year, not monthly — window cleaning has no monthly plan in this market |
Window cleaning in Kent is a twice-a-year job, not a monthly one. Committing to both the post-pollen spring clean and the post-leaf fall clean usually earns an 8–15% per-visit discount.
A full both-sides clean each spring plus a cheaper exterior-only touch-up in fall keeps glass clear for less. Exterior-only runs about $10–$14 a pane versus $18–$24 for both sides.
If several windows need track detailing, the ~$75 flat whole-house charge usually beats paying $5–$10 per window. Ask the crew to price it both ways.
Kent's Douglas firs and maples drop through November, so many crews clean gutters and windows in one fall visit. Bundling trims the trip charge on both.
Glass skipped for one to two-plus years builds stubborn Pacific-Northwest mineral and pollen film that takes extra labor — and hard-water etching can trigger a ~$40-per-pane restoration charge. An annual rhythm avoids both.
| ZIP | Neighborhoods Covered |
|---|---|
| 98030 | Downtown Kent, West Hill, Kent Valley |
| 98031 | East Hill, Panther Lake, Scenic Hill |
| 98032 | Kent Valley, Riverview, industrial corridor |
| 98042 | Lake Meridian, East Hill, Meridian Valley, Mill Creek |
| 98064 | Kent PO Box / unincorporated overflow |
A couple of Kent- and Washington-specific notes before you book window cleaning:
Verified contractors on Quotly serve window cleaning customers across Kent and surrounding King County neighborhoods, including:
What to expect month-by-month for window cleaning in the Kent, WA climate.
| Month | Recommended Activity |
|---|---|
| January | Wet, dark month — a mild dry spell is a good time for an exterior-only clean to clear winter grime. |
| February | Late-winter rain keeps glass streaky; book ahead now to lock a spring slot before the rush. |
| March | Pollen season starts as the growing season opens in early March — schedule the year's first both-sides clean. |
| April | Peak tree pollen coats South King County glass; most homes get their main spring clean this month. |
| May | Dry, bright weather makes streaks obvious — a good window to touch up any panes missed in spring. |
| June | Low rainfall and long daylight make for ideal conditions for a both-sides clean that stays clear for weeks. |
| July | Driest stretch of the year — cleaning now holds well since there's little rain to spot the glass. |
| August | Dust and summer haze build up; exterior-only touch-ups are popular before fall. |
| September | Early leaf drop begins; a good time to plan the fall clean around the coming rain. |
| October | Rain returns and firs and maples shed heavily — bundle window cleaning with gutter cleanup. |
| November | First frost lands around November 23; get the fall both-sides clean done before hard weather. |
| December | Short, wet days make this mainly an exterior-only or on-request month until spring. |
Exterior-only is the cheapest option at about $10–$14 a pane; adding the interior for a both-sides clean runs $18–$24 a pane, roughly 1.5–1.7x an exterior-only visit. Interior-only is also available for homes that just need the inside done.
Window cleaning is quoted per pane, so the number of panes is the single biggest driver of your total. Multi-lite grids, French panes, and divided-light windows count as multiple panes.
Upper-story glass adds roughly $3–$6.50 per pane for ladder or pole work, and 2–3 story homes add about 25–55% to base labor over a single-story home with the same pane count.
Specialty glass is priced individually: skylights $25–$45, bay and picture windows $15–$25, French doors $20–$40 per side, and sliders $15–$30. A home full of large picture windows costs more than the same count of standard double-hungs.
Screens are cleaned per screen (about $2–$5.50 each). Track-and-sill detailing is a separate add-on at roughly $5–$10 per window or a ~$75 flat whole-house charge — not the same line item as hard-water removal.
Mineral or hard-water etching on the glass is a heavier restoration treatment at about $40 per affected pane. Homes skipped for one to two-plus years also take extra labor to cut through stubborn Pacific-Northwest film.
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