Weatherford, Texas · 5.0 on Google
Bringing the shine back,
one window at a time.
I’m Caleb Holt. I clean windows for homes and businesses across Parker County, and out to Possum Kingdom Lake.
How it’s done
Most of it happens from the ground.
A long pole fed with filtered water reaches your second story — no ladder anywhere near your flowerbeds. Where the roof really is the only way up, I set up properly and work off it.
Why there are no water spots
Tap water carries minerals. When it dries on glass, those minerals stay behind — that’s what spots are.
My water goes through a filter that strips them out first. It dries clear, so I can rinse the glass and simply leave it. Nothing to wipe, nothing left behind.
What I clean
Including the ones your last cleaner skipped.
- Windows inside and out
- Screens washed
- Tracks, sills and glass doors
- Second and third story
- Hard-water stains and tree sap
- Solar screens taken down, cleaned, put back
The awkward ones
Turrets, dormers, arched panes, the window over the stairwell that hasn’t been touched since the house was built. Those are usually the ones I get called about.
If you’re not sure whether yours is covered, just ask. The answer is normally yes.
Who turns up
“I show up when I say I will. I take care of your home. And I leave the glass clearer than I found it.”
Caleb Holt · Owner · Since 2024
I started this company in 2024, when I was 16 years old. My dad passed away when I was seven, and I grew up on very little and hard work. Through every part of that, I learned to put God first in everything I do. Faith has been the anchor.
How it started
It all started in my friend’s room. We were watching TikTok and I saw a video about cleaning windows. I needed to make money.
So I walked right out of his room, went straight to Home Depot, and bought a scrubber and a squeegee. Then I went and knocked doors.
I’ve always loved helping people and putting smiles on their faces. After that first day, I was sure — this was my job.
Today, every window I clean is a chance to do honest work and serve my neighbors well.
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.”
Colossians 3:23
You send the details
Your address, roughly how many windows, and whether you want the inside done too. Takes about thirty seconds.
I get you a price
A real number, not a range. If I need to see the house first, I’ll set a time that suits you.
I clean, you check
We walk the glass together before I pack up. Anything I’ve missed gets done again on the spot.
The other half of the day
I leave a place the way I found it.
Most of this job is setup and pack-down. Hose run round the back, reel wound, ladder carried through the side gate. Your beds don’t get trampled and your gate doesn’t get left open.
And if the forecast turns, I’ll move you to another day rather than clean your windows into the rain.
Recent work
Real jobs, photographed the day they were cleaned.
5.0 from 46 reviews
What people say
“We had our windows cleaned inside and out and I couldn’t be happier with the results. Caleb took his time and didn’t rush through the job. His work ethic was very impressive. He is polite, professional and hard working. I highly recommend!”
Leah Hoesli · Google
“Caleb provided excellent customer service and an even better window cleaning. He also repaired my window screens that had tears in them — definitely going above and beyond!”
Kimberly Thomas · Google
“His bid was competitive, he communicated thoroughly and he showed up when he said he would and he provided quality work. You can tell he takes pride in his craft. Highly recommend!”
Scott Fuller · Google
Afterwards
And then you stop noticing them.
Clear glass, clean sightlines, and a house that looks after itself for a while.
Where I work
Parker County, and a good way past it.
Based in Weatherford. Not on the list? Ask anyway — I travel for the right job.
- Parker County
- Weatherford
- Aledo
- Willow Park
- Hudson Oaks
- Annetta
- Brock
- Springtown
- Azle
- Millsap
- Peaster
- Poolville
- Mineral Wells
- Fort Worth
- Possum Kingdom Lake
- Tarrant County
Questions
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many panes there are, how high they go, and how long it’s been. Send the form below and you’ll get a real number rather than a range.
How soon can you come out?
Usually within a week. Send the form and I’ll tell you the days I have open — if something is urgent, say so and I’ll see what I can move.
Are you insured?
Yes. And if something isn’t right after I’ve packed up, call me and I’ll come back and put it right.
Do I need to be home?
Not for outside-only work. For interiors someone needs to let me in. Either way you’ll know when I’m on the way.
What about my landscaping?
Most of the height is done from the ground with a pole, so there’s no ladder standing in your beds. Where a ladder is needed it goes on a pad.
Will it streak?
No. The water is filtered so the minerals are taken out before it ever touches the glass. It dries clear with nothing left on it.
What if it rains?
I watch the forecast and move you to the next clear day. I’d rather reschedule than clean your windows into a shower.
Can you come back regularly?
Yes. Most regulars are on a quarterly schedule, so the glass never gets far enough gone to notice. Mention it in the form and I’ll set it up.
How do I pay?
Cash, check, card, Venmo, Zelle or CashApp. Whatever’s easiest — you settle up once the job’s done and you’ve looked it over.
Get a price on your glass
Tell me where you are and roughly how many windows. You’ll have a number the same day — most days within the hour — and I can normally be out within a week.