Harbor LaneWindow Cleaning

Window cleaning in Duluth, Minnesota

See the lake
through clean glass.

I’m Dana. I wash the windows of homes and small businesses in and around Duluth, inside and out, screens and sills included. Gutters too, before the first hard freeze turns a full trough into an ice dam.

Call or text — I answer both. Free estimates, no obligation.

A squeegee pulling a clean stripe across a window, blue sky and trees reflected in the glass
Duluth & the shoreHomes, storefronts, gutters

Local to Duluth

Hillside, Lakeside and up the shore

Inside and out

Glass, screens and sills in one visit

Free estimates

A straight price before any work

One person, start to finish

The number you call is the one on the ladder

Three things, done properly.

No long list of add-ons. These are the jobs worth doing right, and the ones people around here ask me for most.

See the details
01

House window cleaning

Inside and out, with the screens and sills done too.

Most homes around here have a mix of double-hungs, a few storms and a slider or two, plus a couple of panes that only see sun in the afternoon. I wash the glass inside and out, wipe down the frames and sills, and pull the screens to rinse them, so the whole window looks finished, not just the part you can reach from the ground. Ladders, squeegees and drop cloths are mine. I move what is on the sill and put it back where it was.

  • Glass washed inside and out
  • Screens removed, rinsed and reset
  • Sills, tracks and frames wiped
  • Storm windows and sliding doors
  • Furniture and floors covered
House window cleaning
02

Storefront window cleaning

Done outside your open hours, before the first customer.

Door glass, display windows and the small pane by the register are the first thing anyone sees of your shop. We pick a time outside your open hours, so the sidewalk is clear and the glass is done before you unlock. Squeegee and clean water, no haze, no drying spots on the display. Weekly, every other week, or a one-time wash before an event or a busy weekend, whichever suits your block.

  • Door and display glass
  • Frames and kick plates wiped
  • Timed around your open hours
  • One-time or on a regular schedule
  • Small offices and studios welcome
Storefront window cleaning
03

Gutter cleaning

Leaves out before the first hard freeze.

A Duluth fall fills a gutter fast, and water that cannot get out finds the fascia, the soffit, and eventually the basement. I scoop the troughs by hand, flush the downspouts until they run clear, and tell you if I see a section pulling away or a shingle worth a look. It is a small job that prevents a big one, and the best week for it is usually the week you were thinking about it.

  • Troughs cleared by hand
  • Downspouts flushed and checked
  • Debris bagged and hauled away
  • Roof and fascia checked while I am up
  • Before-the-snow scheduling
Gutter cleaning

Before the snow

A gutter full of leaves is a spring problem you can stop in October.

Water that cannot get out of the trough goes looking for the fascia, the soffit and eventually the basement wall. I clear the troughs by hand, flush the downspouts until they run clear, and bag what comes out. If I see a section pulling away while I am up there, I will tell you.

A squeegee blade at the end of its stroke, with a line of water on clean glass
Hillside houses above a misty Lake Superior at sunrise

The person on the ladder

Dana

Owner and squeegee operator. You will not be handed off to a call center.

A small company, on purpose.

Harbor Lane Window Cleaning is just me. That is the whole point: the person who gives you the estimate is the person on the ladder, and if something is not right when I am done, you call me and I come back.

I work in the neighborhoods I know — up the hill on the Hillside, out Lakeside and Woodland way, over to Hermantown and Proctor, and up the shore toward Two Harbors. Storefronts downtown and in the little business districts can be done outside your open hours, so the glass is clean before anyone walks in.

Ladders, drop cloths, squeegees and a bucket of clean water. Furniture moved and put back, floors covered, screens taken out and rinsed. You should not be able to tell I was there, except for the glass.

Free estimates

No obligation at all. Ask for one and you will get a real number for the job.

A price before I start

Every estimate is free. You will know the number before any water comes out.

More about how I work

Where I work

Duluth, the surrounding towns, and across the bridge. If you are a little outside this list, ask anyway — I would rather tell you yes than have you guess.

  • Duluth
  • Lakeside
  • Congdon Park
  • Woodland
  • Hermantown
  • Proctor
  • Pike Lake
  • Rice Lake
  • Two Harbors
  • Cloquet
  • Esko
  • Carlton
  • Superior, WI
Service area & scheduling

What people usually ask

  • Do I have to be home?Outside-only work can be done while you are out. Inside work needs someone there to let me in.
  • How often?Most homes do it once or twice a year. Shops and offices often go weekly or every other week.
  • Screens and sills?Included with house windows. They come out, get rinsed, and go back in after the glass dries.
  • Why gutters in fall?A full trough freezes into an ice dam. Clearing it before the first hard freeze is the whole trick.

Tell me about your windows.

A rough count, how many stories, and the town you are in is plenty to start. I will come look if it needs a look, and give you a number either way.

Faster than a form

(218) 555-0142

Call or text, whichever you prefer. If I am up a ladder, leave a message and I will get back to you.

Free estimatesInside and outDuluth, MN

No obligation. Phone or email is enough to reach you.