Window Cleaning in Canton, MI

Canton Township has more owner-occupied homes than any city in our area except Livonia, and nearly all of them are modern. Whole streets went up in the same two or three years with the same few floor plans, so the house types and the glass are consistent. Once we've done one house on a street, we know what the rest look like.

The Canton window everyone means is the one over the front door: arched or Palladian, fixed, two stories up, and filmed over because the homeowner can't reach it. Behind it there's usually a stairwell window and a great-room wall facing the back yard. Our water-fed pole reaches nearly all of that from the ground, and the inside gets done with the right equipment for the ceiling height. If a fixture hangs in that entry, ask about chandelier cleaning on the same visit.

Canton glass has two seasons of problems. From December to March, salted roads throw brine onto storm doors, sidelights and the bottom of every front-facing pane, and dry-wiping that grey film just grinds the salt and grit around. From May to September, sprinklers mist the lower panes and leave hard water spots as the water dries. Both need water that carries the deposit away when it leaves the glass, which is what deionized water does.

Canton is younger than Livonia or Plymouth. The median house here was built in 1991, and just over half of the township's 38,000-plus homes went up in 1990 or later, by the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 count. The single biggest decade was the 1970s, with about 11,000 homes, and building hasn't stopped: Canton issued permits for 1,112 new single-family houses from 2020 through 2025.

Each era has its own glass. Canton's older neighborhoods, such as Holiday Park near Koppernick and Haggerty roads, which the township calls one of its oldest, have windows that are fifty years old or have been replaced since. The newer subdivisions have tall entry glass and grids sealed between the panes, and the newest houses can carry a room-side low-E coating that a razor blade will scratch. We ask how old the house is when you call, because the answer changes the job.

We like to do a whole street or subdivision in one day. If your neighbors are thinking about it too, book together and say so, and we'll plan the street as one day. Canton's outside season runs March into November, and inside cleaning goes on all year. If you want gutters cleared before the freeze or Christmas lights hung, tell us in early fall while there's still room on the calendar.