Simms Services cleans windows across Adelaide for homes and businesses, from a single-storey house to high-access commercial glass, and finishes with purified water so the glass dries clear. Clean glass is the fastest way to lift a whole property, and it is also the job most people put off because the good panes are hard to reach.
House windows are cleaned inside and out, with frames, tracks and flyscreens done as part of the service rather than charged as a surprise. High and awkward glass is reached safely with a water-fed pole or an elevated platform, so second-storey and stairwell windows are cleaned without a wobbling ladder.
Because Adelaide's mains water is high in dissolved minerals, ordinary hosing leaves spots, so the crew finishes with purified, deionised water that dries without streaks or marks. Homes and businesses across Adelaide's northern suburbs call 0470 636 689 for windows that are actually clear, not just wet.
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Window cleaning covers everything from a suburban home to a shopfront and multi-storey office glass, and the method changes with the height and the type of window. A single-storey house is straightforward reach work, while a double-storey home, a stairwell void or a commercial frontage needs the right access equipment to be done safely and properly.
Regular exterior glass, security screens, louvres, skylights and large fixed panes all behave differently and need matching each. Adelaide's dry, dusty climate means glass films over quickly, so windows that looked fine a month ago show marks in the low sun.
Simms Services cleans both the residential and the commercial side of this, matching the approach to the property rather than treating every window the same. A quick job with a squeegee is fine for one accessible pane, but a whole house or a shopfront needs the purified-water finish to dry spot-free.
Getting the method right for the height and the glass is the difference between clear windows and a hazy film that reappears in days. The scope is agreed up front, including whether frames, tracks and screens are part of the job, so the quote matches what is delivered.


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For a home, window cleaning is about the whole window, not just the glass, because clean glass in a dusty frame still looks half done. House windows are cleaned inside and out, so the view is clear from both sides and the light actually comes through.
Flyscreens are taken out, washed and refitted, which alone makes a noticeable difference to how much light a room gets, and the mesh is where most of the grime hides. Window tracks and channels are vacuumed and wiped to clear the grit, dead insects and grime that build up in the runners and stop a window sliding.
Sills, frames and reveals are wiped down so the finished window is clean top to bottom, not just the pane. Glass is cleaned with a squeegee and, for whole-house jobs, finished with purified water so it dries without streaks in the Adelaide sun.
Fingerprints, pet nose-marks, hard-water spray-off from sprinklers and general dust are all lifted, and stubborn paint or silicon flecks are removed with a blade where safe. The job leaves a home brighter, which is why many owners book it seasonally or before a sale or open home.
Timber, aluminium and uPVC frames each mark differently, so the crew matches the cloth and product to the frame rather than scrubbing everything the same way. Leadlight and older float glass are handled gently, because an aggressive blade can scratch soft historic panes that a modern toughened window would shrug off.
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The windows people most want cleaned are usually the ones they cannot safely reach, and that is where the right equipment matters. High and awkward glass, such as a double-storey home, a stairwell void, a shopfront or an office frontage, is reached with a water-fed pole system that feeds purified water up a carbon-fibre pole to around 20 metres from the safety of the ground.
The purified water scrubs and rinses the glass with no detergent, so it dries spot-free with nothing left to attract dust. Where a pole cannot reach or the glass needs hand detailing, an elevated work platform or appropriate ladder work is used with the right fall-protection rather than an unsafe stretch off a ladder.
Working from the ground with a pole is both safer and faster on height, which keeps the cost sensible on a tall job. With Adelaide the driest of Australia's mainland capitals and summer humidity often below 40 per cent (Bureau of Meteorology), airborne dust settles on high glass constantly, so height windows film over just as fast as the ones at eye level.
Every height job is set up with the access and safety planned first, because a window is never worth a fall. The result is clean upper-storey glass without a homeowner or a business ever going up a ladder. Skylights and roof glazing are cleaned from the pole or platform too, since they gather the most dust and are the least likely to be reached by an owner.
On a commercial frontage, the pole also lets high signage glass and awnings be done in the same visit without closing the footpath.


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Window cleaning in Adelaide is usually priced by the number and type of windows or as a whole-home package, and Simms Services quotes it that way so the number matches the property. As a guide only, an average home of 10 to 20 windows runs about $150 to $350, while a larger or double-storey home sits higher at around $220 to $500 because of the access and the extra glass.
Priced per window, most panes fall between about $8 and $29 depending on size and reach, and smaller or variable jobs are sometimes charged at roughly $40 to $60 an hour. Screens and tracks, when they are included, add about $2 to $5 per window, and they are worth doing because they are where the grime lives.
Those figures are an indicative guide, ex GST, and every job is confirmed on site or from a clear photo before it starts. The real drivers are the window count, the height and access, and whether frames, tracks and screens are in scope.
A home or business owner gets the price in writing on 0470 636 689 before any work begins.
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People change window cleaners when the glass dries streaky or the high windows get skipped, and Simms Services is set up to avoid both. Whole-home and commercial jobs are finished with purified water, so the glass dries clear rather than smeared, which ordinary tap water in Adelaide never manages.
Height glass is reached safely with a water-fed pole or platform, so the upper-storey and stairwell windows that most cleaners avoid actually get done. Frames, tracks and screens are treated as part of the window, not an upsell, so the finished job looks complete.
The price is quoted by window or as a package and confirmed in writing, so there are no surprises. For a property with more than one need, the crew also handles pressure washing across Adelaide for paths and exterior surfaces, builders cleans for glass detail on a new build, and commercial cleaning for office glass and interiors.
For windows that are actually clear, call 0470 636 689.


Call or message with your address and what needs doing. We measure the job, confirm the scope, and send a fixed written price.

We turn up in the booked window with our own gear, water and power, and work through the agreed scope properly.

We walk you through the finished work before we leave. Anything not right gets fixed on the spot, not argued about later.
Window cleaning is usually priced by the number and type of windows or as a whole-home package. As a guide only, an average home of 10 to 20 windows runs about $150 to $350, a larger or double-storey home around $220 to $500, and per window most panes fall between about $8 and $29. Screens and tracks add roughly $2 to $5 per window. Those figures are ex GST and confirmed before work starts; call 0470 636 689 for a quote.
Yes, house window cleaning covers both the inside and the outside of the glass, because a window is only really clean when the view is clear from both sides. Frames, sills and tracks are wiped and vacuumed as part of the job, and flyscreens are taken out, washed and refitted. Cleaning both sides also shows up any seal or condensation issues between panes. The scope is agreed up front so there is no confusion about what is included.
High and awkward glass is reached with a water-fed pole that feeds purified water up a carbon-fibre pole to around 20 metres from the ground, so nobody has to balance on a ladder. Where a pole cannot reach, an elevated work platform or proper ladder work with fall protection is used instead. Working from the ground is both safer and faster on a tall job, which keeps the cost sensible. Access and safety are planned before the job starts, because no window is worth a fall.
Streaks usually come from the water, not the effort. Adelaide's mains water is high in dissolved minerals, so as it dries it leaves the spots and haze you see. A professional finish uses purified, deionised water that dries clear with nothing left behind, or a squeegee-and-scrim technique that lifts the water before it can spot. Detergent residue and cleaning in direct sun also cause streaking, which the right method avoids.
Yes, flyscreens and tracks are part of a proper window clean rather than an afterthought. Screens are removed, washed and refitted, which noticeably lifts how much light a room gets, and tracks are vacuumed and wiped to clear grit and dead insects so the window slides freely. Including them costs a little more per window, usually around $2 to $5, but it is where most of the grime actually sits. The finished window then looks clean top to bottom, not just the glass.
For most Adelaide homes, twice a year keeps windows clear, though a dusty location, nearby building work or coastal salt can push that to quarterly. Commercial frontages are usually cleaned monthly or fortnightly because a shopfront is judged on its glass. Adelaide's dry, dusty climate means glass films over faster than people expect, especially where sprinklers spray the outside. A regular schedule keeps each clean quick rather than letting build-up turn it into a bigger job.
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