Questions, answered plainly.

Because a rhythm beats a rescue. Member homes get the same team on a set schedule, a flat price set once, and glass that never reaches the point of looking dirty. Membership is the heart of what we do — and alongside it we take on one-time projects, post-construction cleans, and commercial routes.

Yes. Alongside residential memberships, Sunday offers one-time window cleanings, post-construction and renovation cleans, and commercial window cleaning for storefronts, offices, restaurants, and property managers across Beaufort County.

Most Beaufort County homes need professional window cleaning every two to three months. Salt haze off the water, spring pine and oak pollen, and hard-water spotting from irrigation overspray build up faster here than inland. Waterfront and oceanfront homes often need exterior attention every four to eight weeks.

No — most members aren't. Exterior work never requires access. For interior glass, most members leave instructions once at the walkthrough and never think about it again. You get a reminder the day before each visit and a note when the team is done.

Once, at your walkthrough — based on window count, height, and exposure to salt and pollen. It becomes one flat monthly amount that never changes visit to visit. No per-job quotes, no add-on menus, nothing sold at your door.

Tell us. Touch-ups between visits — a storm that blows salt across your porch glass, a painter's overspray — are part of the membership, not an extra charge.

Yes. Membership is month to month with no long-term contract. If you pause or cancel, your route spot is offered to the neighborhood waitlist.

No. Sunday does one thing — residential window care — and does it on a standard most companies can't hold. We're happy to recommend neighbors we trust for other exterior work.

Beaufort County, South Carolina — Beaufort, Port Royal, Lady's Island, Bluffton, Okatie, Hilton Head Island, and the sea islands. Routes are capacity-limited by neighborhood; when a route fills, new homes join the waitlist.