Boston Window Cleaning

Boston Window Cleaning is the crew homeowners call when the gutters are overflowing or the windows haven't been touched all year, and the thing that shows up review after review is how fast they get there. Google puts them at 5 stars from 69 ratings, and HomeAdvisor and Angi both show a full 5.0; Thumbtack's is 4.9 from 86 jobs. Across 78 reviews since 2023 spread over seven platforms, the pattern barely wavers. Same-day service comes up constantly. One customer called about long-overdue gutters and had someone out that same day; another needed a quick estimate before an Open House and had the whole job -- inside-and-out cleaning on a 4-story South End home, 23 windows and 4 glass doors -- wrapped within days. In a 2025 review, a customer who says a previous "window guy" had strung them along for eight months got Boston Window Cleaning out within five days at the same price they'd been quoted before. Jay is the technician named most often across the reviews, with Jose and Nick also mentioned on separate jobs, suggesting a small crew rather than a strict one-person shop. Pricing draws specific praise too: more than one customer reports a quote roughly a third of competing bids for gutter cleaning and power washing. The work itself gets credited with real attention to detail -- one review describes 41 windows cleaned along with gutter problems the crew noticed and fixed on the spot, and in a 2024 review, a customer whose casement windows (notoriously fussy to clean) weren't quite right on one pane said the crew came back within hours to redo it. Full-house power washing -- all four sides, sometimes a roof or an outbuilding folded in -- comes up often enough that it looks just as central to the business as the window work in its name. Nothing in the record raises a real concern: the six months before September 2026 brought 26 reviews and not a single negative one, consistent with the longer history. The company doesn't publish a license number, but window cleaning and pressure washing aren't licensed trades in Massachusetts, so there's nothing to check there. The one honest gap is breadth rather than quality: the record here is almost entirely platform reviews, with no BBB listing or outside press to cross-check against. For window, gutter, and exterior power-washing work around Boston, that's a minor footnote next to a genuinely deep and consistent track record; it just means there's less to look at beyond what customers themselves have written.