Between Kaysville and Farmington, up against the mountain — the biggest homes and the biggest windows in the county.
Bigfoot Cleaning Solutions is a family-run window, gutter, and exterior cleaning company serving Fruit Heights, Utah. Exterior window cleaning for a typical Fruit Heights home is $249 one-time, $199 twice a year, or $149 quarterly. Our crew handles second-story and hard-to-reach glass safely, with the right equipment. Licensed, insured, and based in Syracuse.
Housing figures from public Davis County property records. Data: State of Utah, SGID.
Fruit Heights has the largest average home of anywhere we work: about 2,414 square feet, per county records. These are bench properties, many with two and three stories of glass angled at the Wasatch, and a real share of them fall into our larger pricing tiers. This is exactly the kind of house where a 6'11" window cleaner stops being a fun fact and starts being the practical reason to hire us.
The average Fruit Heights home is about 2,414 square feet, and roughly 38% fall into our 25-pane pricing tier — so most homeowners here are looking at $249 one-time or $149 on the quarterly plan.
Hard water in Fruit Heights: Fruit Heights reports its water at around 16 grains per gallon — firmly in the very hard range. On large expanses of view glass, that mineral load builds up quickly and is expensive to reverse. Staying ahead of it is far cheaper than restoring it.
Want the exact number for your house? Type your address into our quote tool and we'll pull your home's real square footage from county records and show you the price in about a minute.
Inside, outside, screens and tracks — cleaned by hand, dried streak-free, and finished by a guy who can reach your second story without a ladder.
See details →We pull it all out by hand, flush the downspouts, bag the debris, and show you photos when it's done.
See details →Construction dust, sticker residue, paint specks, and that film on every window — cleared out so the house feels finished.
See details →Design, install, maintain all season, take down in January, and store it until next year.
See details →Small repairs and odd jobs around the house, done by someone you already trust in your yard.
See details →Some of it comes off. Some of it doesn't. You'll know which before you've spent a dollar finding out.
See details →Get a real price in about a minute — no phone call, no sales visit.
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