I remember this guy in Tustin Ranch—retired firefighter, sweet guy—called us out after a windy week. “My windows look like a chalkboard,” he said, half-laughing. And he wasn’t wrong. Between the wind, the dust, and tree sap from the backyard sycamores, the glass looked frosted. But after a couple hours? That man was standing on his porch with coffee, just staring at the backyard like it was a new world. That’s the kind of stuff that makes this work feel good.
Why Tustin Gets So Dirty, So Fast
Let’s be real… Tustin’s weather is weird. You’ve got Santa Ana winds blowing through, and dry summers that coat everything in a thin layer of dust. Some neighborhoods have eucalyptus trees that drip sap, while others get bombarded with pollen. Doesn’t matter if you’re near The District or tucked back in Tustin Meadows, your windows are probably picking up more junk than you think.
And don’t forget hard water from sprinklers. That stuff doesn’t wipe off easy. It stains and clings until you either replace the glass or call someone like us to deal with it properly.
Our Exterior Window Cleaning Includes:
- All exterior glass scrubbed and rinsed
- Frames and sills cleaned, not just the glass
- Screen washing (because what’s the point of clean glass if the screen’s filthy?)
- Spot treatment for hard water or gunk
We don’t just hit the easy spots and bounce. We clean everything we can safely reach—and we’re good at reaching high stuff, even those weird little side windows near the rooflines in Columbus Grove.
Tustin’s Not One-Size-Fits-All
Every part of Tustin is a little different. Over by Old Town, homes tend to have original windows that need a gentler touch. Closer to Red Hill or Jamboree, there’s more glass and more exposure. And those new builds by Tustin Legacy? They’ve got windows you can’t even get to without the right equipment.
We’ve cleaned homes all over—from Peppertree Park to the edge of North Tustin. And yeah, we’ve gotten gum off windows after the chili cook-off at Peppertree, too. No shame in asking for help when things get messy.
Twice a Year Is Just Right (Usually)
Spring and fall are good bets. Right after the winds settle or before holiday guests roll in. But if your house gets hit with a lot of sprinkler spray or you’re under a bunch of trees, maybe bump that up to every 3 or 4 months.
Some of our customers set reminders on their phone for “window day.” That’s when you know it’s worth doing—it’s become part of their home upkeep, like changing filters or getting gutters cleared.
Small Business Feel, Big Results
We’re not the kind of crew that rushes in with ten jobs stacked and no time to chat. BJ’s is local. Most of our customers in Tustin come from word-of-mouth or repeat calls. That means we’ve got names saved in our phones and stories to go with them.
You won’t get hard sold. We show up, clean windows, say hi to your dog, and bounce. Pretty simple.
What Folks in Tustin Are Saying
“My husband thought I replaced the windows after BJ’s left. Nope—just finally had them cleaned right.” – Marcy, Tustin Ranch
“BJ’s made it easy. Texted back fast, showed up early, and even wore booties inside when grabbing a screen. That stuff matters to me.” – Luis, Tustin Fields
Tustin Events = More Dirt
Every time there’s a street fair or school fundraiser downtown, it seems like someone ends up with smudged windows and trash blown onto patios. We get a bunch of last-minute calls after big events like that. Also—wildfire season? Yeah, ash travels. Even if the fires aren’t near Tustin, the soot still lands here. We’ll clean it off before it bakes on.
Let’s Get You a Quote
No pressure. You tell us what kind of place you’ve got, we tell you what it’ll run. If you’re cool with it, we set a day. If not, all good. You won’t get chased down for weeks with follow-up emails.
Click here to reach out. Or text if that’s easier.
Your View Deserves Better
If you’re in Tustin and you haven’t seen through your windows clearly in a while—call us. Even one cleaning makes a difference. And if you’re someone who loves your garden, backyard, or view of the Saddleback Mountains… why not enjoy it properly?