Window Cleaning in Clifton Park, NY

The professionals at Total Service Pro are committed to getting your windows clean and looking their best. Whether you are in the midst of spring cleaning or enhancing the look of your business, we invite you to leave the window washing to the professionals. Total Service Pro offers professional window washing services for commercial and residential customers in Clifton Park, NY. From showrooms to sunrooms, and skylights to storefronts, we do it all!

With over 15 years in the home service business, you can rely on our trained and courteous staff to bring out the beauty of your Clifton Park home or office windows. No job is too big or small. Our staff can handle several story buildings to specialty home window washing needs. We offer weekly, monthly or one time window washing services, or we can work with you to plan a schedule to meet your needs.

At Total Service Pro, we offer worry-free window cleaning that will make all of the difference in your home or office.

While your windows play an important role in the overall appearance and lighting of your home they also are essential when protecting your home from the elements and need to be maintained on a routine basis. By getting on a year round window cleaning maintenance schedule your windows will always look there best. And with clean, streak-free windows you’ll not only keep them in good condition but you’ll be the envy of the neighborhood.

So, whether you’re preparing for the holidays, or in the midst of spring cleaning, let us take on the tedious and important task of washing your windows while making it worry-free.

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Clifton Park, New York (population, close to 60,000) is located in Saratoga County and is part of a larger Albany metropolitan area. Clifton Park contains several small communities including Ballston Lake, Elnora, Flagler Corners, Grooms Corners, Rexford, Round Lake and Vischer Ferry; almost all of these hamlets are located along Route 146. A small-town charm creates a sense of community within the town that is appealing to those who choose to live there. The town has a strong focus on the environment and is home to several parks, including CDP Park and Clifton Park Nature Preserve. The latter offers a variety of hiking trails as well as an observation tower.

The first settlers in what is now Clifton Park, New York were established in the 17th century. The town or area was named in 1707 by Nanning Harmansen, who sent letters to Lord Cornbury requesting letters of Patent for Land he bought from the Indigenous Americans. In those letters, he stated that he wanted the patent to be known by “Your name of Cliftons Park”, and the patent was named the Clifton Park Patent. The Iroquois name for the Clifton Park Patent was Shenendehowa (meaning “Great Plains”) which is where the school district derives its name.