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How Much to Charge for Window Cleaning in Arizona?2026 Statewide Rates & Calculator

With 7.2M residents and a 66.3% homeownership rate, Arizona has approximately 4,741,446 potential window cleaning customers. A bustling market where consistent quality and fair pricing build loyal clientele fast. Demand for window cleaning stays steady throughout the year, making income more predictable. Arizona rates run about 40% lower than neighboring California - useful context if you serve clients near the border.

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Average home: 12-20 windows

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Suggested: $46/hr based on Arizona wages

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Your Pricing

Recommended Price

$155

Range: $139 - $169

$10.33/window - 2.1h estimated

Cost Breakdown

Labor Cost$86.51
Travel Cost$11.73
Supplies$6.75
Overhead (15%)$15.75
Subtotal$120.74
Markup (28%)+$34.26

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Arizona Window Cleaning Market Intelligence

Pricing models, earning potential, and market comparison for window cleaning in Arizona.

Window Cleaning Pricing Breakdown

Pricing ModelLowTypicalHigh
Per window$4$8$12
Per pane$2$4$6
Whole house (15-25 windows)$153$255$357
Commercial (per pane)$3$6$8

Prices adjusted for Arizona cost of living (102% of national average).

How Much Can You Earn Doing Window Cleaning in Arizona?

Part-time
15 hrs/week
$2,961/mo
$35,532/yr
Full-time
35 hrs/week
$6,908/mo
$82,896/yr
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Hustler
50 hrs/week
$9,869/mo
$118,428/yr

Estimates based on Arizona average rates. Actual income varies by experience, efficiency, and client mix.

Arizona vs Other Markets

MarketHourly RateCOLDemand
Arizona$46/hr102%very high
National Average$45/hr100%-
California(neighbor)$64/hr142%very high
Nevada(neighbor)$47/hr104%high
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Arizona Licensing Requirements

  • No contractor license needed for maintenance services
  • TPT (sales tax) license required from Arizona DOR
  • City business licenses required in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, etc.
  • Workers comp required for all employees - no exceptions

This information is provided as general guidance only. Requirements may change and vary by locality. Always verify current requirements with state and local licensing authorities before starting your business.

Arizona Window Cleaning Business Tips

Local insights for running a successful window cleaning business in Arizona

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Schedule work before 10 AM or after 4 PM in summer. Heat safety isn't optional — it's a competitive advantage when you can promise reliability.

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Window tinting film makes cleaning more delicate. Learn proper techniques or partner with tinting companies for referrals.

Key Insight: Arizona's extreme heat shifts demand patterns — premium pricing for early morning slots and cooling-month peaks.

Window Cleaning Demand in Arizona by Month

Plan your year around seasonal demand patterns.

Jan
65%
Feb
75%
Mar
85%
Apr
90%
May
80%
Jun
70%
Jul
65%
Aug
65%
Sep
80%
Oct
95%
Nov
80%
Dec
65%
Peak: Oct
Off-season: Jan, Jun, Jul, Aug, Dec

Year-round demand means steady income. Focus on quality and retention.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I charge for window cleaning in Arizona?

In Arizona, window cleaning rates range from $37-$69/hour, with an average of $46/hour. Arizona's cost of living is 102% of the national average. Major cities like Scottsdale command higher rates ($52/hr), while smaller markets like Tucson average $43/hr.

What's the Arizona average for window cleaning services?

The Arizona statewide average for window cleaning is $46/hour or approximately $138-$230 per job. This reflects Arizona's 102% cost of living index relative to the national baseline.

Which Arizona cities have the highest window cleaning rates?

In Arizona, Scottsdale has the highest window cleaning rates at around $52/hour due to its 115% cost of living. Other high-rate areas include Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa.

Do I need a license for window cleaning in Arizona?

Arizona licensing: No contractor license needed for maintenance services TPT (sales tax) license required from Arizona DOR City business licenses required in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, etc. Workers comp required for all employees - no exceptions This information is provided as general guidance only. Requirements may change and vary by locality. Always verify current requirements with state and local licensing authorities before starting your business.

Is Arizona a good market for window cleaning businesses?

Arizona offers a strong market for window cleaning with rates averaging $46/hour. The state's 102% cost of living index supports sustainable pricing. Top markets include Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa.

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Window Cleaning pricing data for Arizona is sourced from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census Bureau cost of living data, and verified quotes from local service professionals.

Data Sources:

  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • Arizona Labor Department
  • U.S. Census Bureau

Last updated: January 2026