Price guide

How much does window cleaning cost in Australia?

Window cleaning in Australia typically costs around $140 per visit for a standard job, with prices running from about $85 for the smallest jobs up to $310 for the largest. Size and condition drive the price more than anything else, and every add-on is itemised on the quote before you book.

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Window cleaning prices by job size

JobWhat it coversTypical price
Small homeApartment or unit$85
Medium home3 bed house$140
Large home4+ bed house$215
Extra largeBig home or double storey$310

Window cleaning prices by state

Averages across 1004 Australian suburbs covered by HomeEasy.

StateFromTypicalLarger jobsSuburbs
New South Wales$85$140$310294
Victoria$85$140$310235
Queensland$85$140$310199
Western Australia$85$140$310110
South Australia$85$140$31080
Tasmania$85$140$31038
Australian Capital Territory$85$140$31029
Northern Territory$85$140$31019

What changes the price

Number of panes

Every pane, screen and track is counted in the quote.

Inside or outside

Booking both is cheaper than two separate visits.

Height and access

Second-storey glass and skylights need ladders or poles.

Condition

Heavy build-up or paint splatter needs extra work.

Common questions

How much does window cleaning cost in Australia?

Window cleaning in Australia typically costs about $140 for a standard job, with prices running from around $85 for small home up to about $310 for extra large. Every add-on is itemised on the quote, so the total you see is the total you pay.

What is a fair price for window cleaning?

A fair one-off price sits in the $85–$310 band depending on the size and condition of the job. Anything well below that band usually excludes add-ons that get charged later, which is why HomeEasy shows every line item before you book.

Is it cheaper to clean windows inside and out together?

Yes. Doing both in one visit costs less than two separate visits because the pro only travels and sets up once. Inside-only jobs are usually the cheapest option, and second-storey glass adds the most because it needs poles or a ladder set-up.

How often should windows be cleaned?

Twice a year suits most Australian homes. Coastal properties collect salt film faster and are usually done every three to four months, while homes near main roads or gum trees often add a visit after spring.

Does window cleaning cost more in some states?

Only slightly. Prices track local labour costs and property size more than state borders — inner-city suburbs with compact homes sit at the bottom of the range and outer-metro or larger properties sit at the top. The state table on this page shows the spread.

When do I pay for window cleaning booked through HomeEasy?

After the job is done. You see the itemised quote and the pro's available times upfront, book the slot that suits, and pay once the work is completed. There are no deposits and you can reschedule or cancel free from your account.

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