Window Cleaning Jobs near you

Most window cleaning jobs pay between $90 and $250, depending on the size and detail of the job.
For example:

• Cleaning 3 front windows in Jerrabomberra paid $90

• A full house clean plus indoor/outdoor windows in Green Valley earned $250

• High-access outdoor window jobs (e.g. “ladder required”) can go up to $200 or more

Larger or more complex jobs — like post-construction cleans or properties with balcony glass — often attract higher offers.

You can usually charge more based on:

• Access difficulty

  (e.g. “ladder needed” or “2-storey home”)

• Extra inclusions

  like cleaning frames, fly screens, or rails

• The number of windows or size of glass panels

• Whether it’s part of a bundle (e.g. “house clean + windows”)

Customers often ask for “inside and outside clean”, so be sure to clarify exactly what your offer includes.

Yes — there’s strong and steady demand, especially in the lead-up to:

• Home inspections or open houses

• End-of-lease cleans

• Spring or post-renovation cleaning
  

  Jobs regularly pop up in NSW, VIC, and QLD, in both metro and suburban areas. Look out for phrases like “2-bedroom apartment”, “balcony window”, or “post-construction clean”.

You’ll see more jobs around:

• End of the month

  (linked to rentals and move-outs)

• Spring and early summer

• Before holidays

  (when people prepare for guests)

Many customers post with tight turnarounds, saying things like “needs to be done today” or “prefer 15–17 June”, so flexibility helps you get more bookings.

Typical tasks include:

• Sliding doors

  (e.g. “sliding door window clean” in Knoxfield)

• Balcony and backyard windows

• Front-facing windows

  of homes or units

• Indoor/outdoor glass

  and glass balcony handrails
  Some customers also include louvers, mirrors, or window frames and rails in their requests.

Most customers expect you to bring your own tools. A basic kit includes:

• Squeegee and scrubber

• Glass-safe cleaning solution

• Microfibre cloths

• Extension pole or ladder

  (especially for “high glass” or “2-storey homes”)
  Many task posts will say “Tasker must provide” or “ladder needed”, so check the details carefully.

They want someone:

• Who shows up on time and communicates clearly

• Who cleans both sides of the glass unless stated otherwise

• Who takes care around frames, floors, and furnishings
  They often say things like “inside and out”, “quick and reliable”, or “sparkling clean”. Adding before-and-after photos to your reviews can also help show the quality of your work.

To earn more, try offering:

• Bundled services

  (e.g. windows + house clean, or add-on fly screen replacement)

• Post-construction cleans

• Extra detail

  like frame and rail cleaning
  Mention your experience with “big windows”, “balcony glass”, or “hard-to-reach windows” — these are keywords customers often use and they’re willing to pay more for.