Storm window cleaning on a brick house in Etobicoke, Toronto, cost $350 in September 2026, inside and outside. Two technicians spent about 3.5 hours, because each storm window was held by 8 screws and had to come off before the glass behind it could be washed.
A three-storey North York new build cleaned on 2 September 2026: $1,800 for the windows plus 15 glass railing panels at $10 each. What pushed it past our $800 jobs was access, vinyl frames, and film that had been on the glass since the frames went in.
A new North York build cleaned inside and out for $800 on August 26, 2026, plus a two-day French-window job in March. What construction dust, silicone and a scraper blade do to brand-new glass.
A Toronto homeowner called about her window tracks, not her glass. What we found in the channels, the five-stage sequence we used on them, why we never reach for bleach, and the $130 plus $30 invoice behind the visit.
Five days at a Ukrainian seniors' residence in Mississauga: about 180 windows inside and out, 158 mosquito screens from 1980 at $5 each, two calcium-crusted sunrooms restored by hand, and a commercial kitchen ceiling degreased. Roughly $5,000, discounted for the non-profit.
A modern Etobicoke build, $240, exterior only: skylights reached by carrying a folding ladder onto the roof, construction tape scraped off glass by hand, back windows washed over a 400 kg gazebo, and the glass garage door done free.
A North York homeowner booked a gutter cleaning; our technician found moss colonising the shingle seams. $110, one no-rinse treatment, and 4 weeks later the roof sheds the dead growth itself. No pressure washing.
Post construction window cleaning at a 3-storey Toronto community centre: $800 inside and out plus $90 skylights. Concrete dissolved off glass, tape and silicone removed with fine steel wool, and the building washed twice beside 2 active construction sites.
Real DT Cleaning Toronto summer workday: three back-to-back gutter cleaning clients invoiced $2,300 total. First booked a $1,890 multi-service install (180 linear feet of perforated aluminum gutter guard at $8/ft, new vinyl downspout, corner miter leak seal). Second paid $250 for a routine clean that uncovered hidden galvanized eavestrough corrosion. Third was a Korean senior who got the work done for $160 plus a free bonus tree trim.
Real $2,500 invoice breakdown from a Newmarket landlord's downtown Toronto rental: sealed corner-miter eavestrough leaks at $50 each, perforated aluminum gutter guards across 114 linear feet, 25 wood-framed storm windows cleaned interior and exterior, small downspout repair, and ZEP-foam power washing at 3500 PSI. One day, two technicians, eight billable lines.
