Why Growing Communities Need a Dedicated Vendor
Viera and Suntree have seen heavy new-construction growth over the past several years, and new-construction glass picks up concrete dust, stucco overspray and construction grime fast. Community window cleaning for an HOA works differently than a single-home booking: it needs a vendor who can schedule dozens of units on a consistent rotation without the board fielding individual resident calls.
How Community Scheduling Works
We work with the HOA board or property management company directly, not each homeowner individually. A single agreement covers exterior window cleaning for HOA communities — common areas, clubhouse glass, and homeowner exteriors as the board defines the scope — with one recurring schedule and one consolidated invoice sent to the association or management office.
One Point of Contact for the Board
Property managers and HOA boards deal with enough vendors already. For HOA window cleaning, we give the community one dedicated contact for scheduling, billing questions, and any resident feedback about glass condition — rather than routing every issue through a call center. If a unit also needs hard water stain removal from sprinkler overspray, it’s handled on the same visit instead of a separate service call.
Real Pricing for Community-Scale Jobs
Community jobs are priced per unit using the same $6.00–$7.90 per-pane and $23–$37/hour rates as residential work, with a volume discount applied once a rotation covers a set number of units per visit. A board or property manager gets a real per-unit number up front, not a placeholder estimate — see the full pricing breakdown for typical job sizes.
Get a Community-Wide Quote
Tell us your unit count and we’ll build a rotation and a real per-unit price for your board to review — that’s how HOA window cleaning should be handled for a growing community.