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A dirty screen dulls the view and puts dirt back on clean glass. Here is what screens collect, how they are washed, and when to replace them.

Skylights face the weather all year and are the hardest glass in the house to reach. What collects on them, how they are cleaned safely, and what to watch for.

Eight small things to do before your window cleaner arrives, what happens if it rains, and whether you need to be home.

Clean windows make listing photos brighter and tell buyers a home has been looked after. When to schedule the cleaning and what to include.

How often a storefront should be cleaned depends on traffic, location and the kind of business. Typical schedules, and what to ask a commercial window cleaner.

You can clean your own windows, and sometimes you should. A fair look at where DIY works, where it gets risky, and what you are paying a professional for.

Pure water window cleaning uses filtered water and a soft brush in place of soap and a squeegee. How it works, why it dries spot-free, and what chemical-free really means.

Daylight in New England drops to about nine hours by December. Why fall is the right time to clean your windows, and a checklist for doing it.

When to clean windows in a Massachusetts spring, what to do before and after, and why waiting for the pollen to finish pays off.

What window cleaning costs depends on the number of panes, height, storms, screens and the condition of the glass. How quotes are built and how to compare them.

Cloudy glass after cleaning usually means oxidation, hard water deposits or a failed seal. How to tell which one you have, and what fixes each.

Twice a year suits most New England homes. What each season puts on your glass, when you might need more, and how often businesses should clean.