Charlotte, NC
Aloe is based in Charlotte and works the whole city — the older tree-lined blocks near center city, the mid-century ranches of east and west Charlotte, and the newer glass-heavy builds spreading south and northeast. Pollen, hard Carolina sun, and summer storm spatter are the local constants.
Everything from 1920s bungalows in Dilworth and Plaza Midwood with true divided-light sash windows, to 1960s brick ranches, to two- and three-storey new construction in Ballantyne and Steele Creek with large fixed picture glass and second-storey stairwell windows. Mature hardwoods over much of the older housing stock mean heavy leaf and pollen load.
- Spring pollen wash once the oak and pine pollen drops (usually late March–April)
- Interior + exterior glass together after winter, when low sun makes film obvious
- Screen and track cleaning on older double-hung windows that haven't been serviced in years
- Gutter clearing under mature trees in late spring and again in late fall
- Soft washing north-facing siding where algae and green film build in shade
- Dilworth
- Myers Park
- Plaza Midwood
- NoDa
- Elizabeth
- SouthPark
- Ballantyne
- Steele Creek
- University City
- Cotswold
- Madison Park
- Sedgefield
Listed for context, not as a coverage promise for every address. Confirm yours with a quote request.
Nearby: SouthPark, Ballantyne, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Huntersville.
Charlotte questions.
How often do Charlotte homes need their windows cleaned?
Twice a year suits most homes here — once after spring pollen, once after the hardwoods drop in fall. Homes under heavy tree cover, near unpaved roads, or with lake or pool exposure often add a third visit.
When is pollen season in Charlotte, and should I wait it out?
The heaviest tree pollen runs roughly late March through April. If you want one clean to last, book it for late April or early May once the yellow-green dusting has mostly stopped. Some homeowners do a quick exterior-only pass mid-season and a full interior/exterior clean afterward.
Do you work in the older neighbourhoods with divided-light windows?
Yes. Dilworth, Myers Park, Elizabeth, and Plaza Midwood have a lot of true divided-light and historic sash windows. They take longer per opening because each small pane is detailed by hand — that's reflected in the quote rather than rushed.
Cleaner spaces. Brighter days.
Book a visit in Charlotte.
Tell us what you'd like cleaned. We'll follow up to confirm the details and set a time.