Window Cleaning in Centennial Hills

Centennial Hills is the far northwest corner of Las Vegas, where neighborhoods run right up to open desert and the Spring Mountains. That edge-of-town setting is great for views and hard on windows. Wind pushes dust in off the desert, and with new homes still going up nearby, construction dust settles on everything. Desert Vista Window Washing cleans homes across Centennial Hills, Skye Canyon and Providence.

Call (702) 720-1775 for a free estimate.

What we see on Centennial Hills homes

Desert dust on the open side. Homes that back to open land to the north and west collect a fine film of dust, and our rare rain only turns it into spots.

Construction dust from next door. Skye Canyon has been building since 2015, and new phases keep going up across the northwest. Dust, stucco and paint specks don’t stay on the lot being built; they land on the finished homes around it.

First cleanings on newer homes. Plenty of homes here have never had a professional window cleaning. We take care of builder stickers and labels, paint and stucco specks, and the grit that settles in brand-new tracks.

Rooftop solar. Many newer homes in the northwest have panels. Dust cuts their output, and cleaning them yourself means climbing onto a tile roof. We clean panels with purified water and no soap, so nothing is left behind to hold the next layer of dust.

What every visit includes

• Glass, inside and out (or exterior only, if you prefer)
• Standard screens scrubbed and rinsed (solar screens are an add-on)
• Tracks cleaned out
• Sills and frames wiped down

We also clean solar panels, replace worn screens with custom FlexScreens ($80 each, up to 55″ x 80″), and handle construction cleanup.

Where we work in Centennial Hills

Centennial Hills covers much of northwest Las Vegas, centered on the 215 and US-95 interchange, from Lone Mountain north toward the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. We clean homes throughout the area, including Providence, Skye Canyon, and the neighborhoods around Centennial Hills Park and Floyd Lamb Park. That’s ZIP codes 89131, 89143, 89149 and 89166. The name itself came from a 2001 city contest, where Centennial Hills won with 2,222 votes.