Window Cleaning in Montgomery TX with Tracy’s Backyard Crew

When springtime hits Montgomery, TX, it doesn’t just bring bluebonnets and sunshine—it brings the irresistible urge to throw open the windows and breathe new life into your home. But what if your windows are so grimy you can barely see out of them?

That’s exactly the situation Tracy found herself in.

Nestled at the end of a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac on the edge of Montgomery, Tracy’s home was a picture of Texas charm. Towering oaks, a sprawling green lawn, and a pack of chickens roaming around like they owned the place. And watching it all was a floppy-eared hound dog, tail wagging like he had a secret to tell.

But the one thing ruining this springtime scene? Her windows. All 55 of them.

“I need serious help,” Tracy said when she first called. “You think you can handle 55 exterior windows?”

We just smiled. At All Git Out, window cleaning in Montgomery TX is our bread and butter.

“I Wanted Someone Local”

When we rolled up to Tracy’s place, the gravel crunched under our tires and birds chirped like they were on cue. She greeted us at the gate with a wave and that unmistakable spring-cleaning glint in her eye—the one we see every year when folks finally decide it’s time to let the sunlight back in.

As we toured her property, she mentioned a few more pain points: a slippery pool patio, algae-stained walkways, and a soft wash her home sorely needed. She’d had it done before by a guy out of Houston.

“He did a decent job,” she said. “But I wanted someone local this time.”

That’s where we come in.

We’re not just window cleaners—we’re Montgomery locals. We know the trees that drop sap in March, the pollen that clings to glass in April, and the spiders that set up shop in May. When you call All Git Out for window cleaning in Montgomery TX, you’re getting a crew that knows the terrain and takes pride in their work—because this is our home too.

A Quote with Purpose

“We do things a little differently,” I told her as I handed her the itemized quote. “Most folks price for one-time service. I price to make regular cleanings easy, especially in a place like this. These trees aren’t going anywhere.”

She glanced over the quote, smiled, and said the magic word: “Yes!”

Before we left, I pointed out her garden path. It was slick, darkened by years of algae build-up. “We’ll throw that in while we’re here.”

“You serious?” she asked.

“Absolutely,” I replied. “We’re already here. Might as well leave it looking its best.”

We locked her in for later that week.

Spiders, Snakes, and Spring Cleaning – Oh My!

The morning of the job was perfect. Blue skies, birds chirping, and Tracy’s chickens pecking around like little feathered inspectors. As we walked toward the house, I took a full spider web right to the face.

Yep. Web in the eyes, mouth, and beard. The full experience.

I flailed like I was trying to swat invisible bees, only to hear Tracy laughing from the porch. “Watch out for those!” she called out.

“I was trying to act professional!” I shouted back, grinning.

After a good laugh, I walked her through the invoice again. “No payment until you’re happy,” I told her. That’s how we roll.

Meanwhile, my right-hand guy Kevin was already unrolling hoses and prepping the soft wash system. I got to work removing screens and prepping windows. That’s when I noticed it—piles of thick leaves and mulch around the foundation.

“Snake central,” I muttered to myself.

And wouldn’t you know it—minutes later, Kevin shouts, “Snake!”

It was slithering right where I’d been standing. I moved quicker than a jackrabbit in a thunderstorm.

The Grit Behind the Glass

Look, window cleaning in Montgomery TX isn’t all sunshine and Windex. We deal with fire ants, wasps, unpredictable weather, and—yes—snakes. But it’s honest work. Work we take pride in.

Kevin knocked out the soft wash like a pro, turning grimy stucco back into a bright, cheerful canvas. The pool patio went from green and slippery to spotless and safe. Meanwhile, I circled the house, carefully detailing each of those 55 windows, ladder in hand and snake radar fully engaged.

We’re not a big chain with a clipboard and a stopwatch. We’re hands-on, boots-in-the-dirt kind of people. And that’s exactly what homes like Tracy’s need.