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Updated October 2026

How much does window cleaning cost in Wollongong?

Most window cleaning in Wollongong costs $110–$700
for a standard residential home
A small home (up to 10 windows) in Wollongong costs $110–$260. A medium home (10–20 windows) runs $160–$485. Large homes run $240–$700 and double-storey $325–$700. Hourly rates are $43–$86/hr.
+4.0% Window Cleaning costs in Wollongong are up around 4.0% over the past year, re-verified against 90+ sources in October 2026. Year on year
Window Cleaning Cost Wollongong NSW 2026: $40–$80/hr
Average Window Cleaning Cost in Wollongong
$59
per hour for standard residential work
Small home up to 10 windows (inside and out)
$110–$260
Medium home 10–20 windows (inside and out)
$160–$485
Large home 20+ windows (inside and out)
$240–$700
Budget $43/hrAverage $59/hrPremium $86/hr

A Wollongong window cleaner charges $43–$86 by the hour, or a price for the whole house with every pane done on both sides: $110–$260 for a small home, $160–$485 for a medium one and $240–$700 for a large one. Upstairs windows, or panes that need a long reach, move the job to $325–$700. The city sits between the escarpment and the sea, which gives local windows salty air on one side and heavy rain on the other, and those two things decide how often the glass needs doing.

Comparing cities, or after the Australia-wide picture? See the national guide: Window cleaning cost in Australia.

Quick answerWindow Cleaning in Wollongong costs $43–$86 /hr, with most averaging $59 /hr. GST included — verified October 2026. Get free Wollongong quotes →
Wollongong window cleaning pricing guide 2026$

Detailed Pricing — Window Cleaning Cost in Wollongong 2026

ServiceLowTypicalHigh
Window cleaning (hourly rate)$43/hr$59$86
Small home up to 10 windows (inside and out)$110total$160$260
Medium home 10–20 windows (inside and out)$160total$290$485
Large home 20+ windows (inside and out)$240total$410$700
Double storey / hard to reach$325total$430$700
Interior & exterior (per window)$11per window$19$32
Exterior only (per window)$6per window$12$19
Window track cleaning (per window)$3per window$6$16
Skylight cleaning (stand-alone visit, 1–2 skylights)$215per job$270$430
Commercial (small office, per visit)$160per visit$380$650
High-rise / rope access (per technician-hour)$86/hr$140$215
Builder's clean (post-construction)$325total$595$1,075
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Prices verified October 2026 · Cross-referenced against 90+ Australian trade pricing sources · See methodology

Prices include GST. Based on Wollongong metro area, October 2026. Outer suburbs may vary.

What to Know About Window Cleaning Work and Cost in Wollongong

Wollongong averages 1,323.7 mm of rain a year, with March the wettest month. 71.3% of dwellings were separate houses at the 2021 Census.

By home size the table runs from $110–$260 for up to 10 windows to $160–$485 for 10–20, inside and out; a double-storey or hard-to-reach home is $325–$700.

Wollongong window cleaning: curtains and gutters, high-rise work, and tracks and skylights

Curtains and gutters in Wollongong

This page prices window cleaning only. Its table has no rows for curtains or gutters, so we don't publish a curtain-cleaning price here; gutter prices are in our Wollongong gutter cleaning cost guide.

High-rise and rope-access window cleaning in Wollongong

High-rise or rope-access work is $86–$215 an hour in our Wollongong table, against $43–$86 an hour for standard window cleaning. Six hours on ropes come to $840 at the typical rate.

Tracks and skylights in Wollongong

Cleaning the tracks is $3–$16 a window in our Wollongong table, or $90 for 15 windows at the typical price; outside-only cleaning of the same 15 windows is $180. A skylight is $215–$430.

These answers use the prices in the table on this page.

What Affects Window Cleaning Costs in Wollongong

Family homes on their own block

Separate houses are 71.3% of Wollongong dwellings, and three-bedroom homes 41.6%, above the 39% share nationally (ABS 2021 Census). A single-level three-bedroom house might be priced as a small home or a medium one, which turns on the number of sliding doors; a second storey lifts it higher. Give the cleaner the bedroom count and the number of glass doors when you ask for a figure.

A wet late summer

The Wollongong University gauge records 160.4 mm of rain in March and 156.4 mm in February, the wettest pair of months in a year that totals 1323.7 mm (BOM averages). July is the driest, at 63.4 mm, followed by September at 67.4 mm. A February or March booking may shift with the weather, while those two drier months are the most reliable for outside work.

Salt on the seaward side

Homes within reach of the ocean breeze get salt spray on the windows that face the water. It dries to a haze that builds up between cleans and dulls the view long before the sheltered side of the house needs attention. Ask whether the cleaner will do just the seaward panes at $6–$19 each between full cleans.

Towers and rope access

Flats are 14.8% of Wollongong's housing (ABS 2021 Census), and the taller blocks near the city centre and the beachfront have glass that cannot be reached from a balcony. That work is done on ropes, at $86–$215 for each technician-hour, and a crew normally works in pairs. Unit owners should ask the strata committee whether the facade is already on the building's schedule.

Hosing down the outside

Water use in the Illawarra is governed by the Water Wise Guidelines. Drinking water can be used at any time on windows, walls, gutters and roofing, provided the hose has a trigger nozzle or is feeding high-pressure equipment. What the rules do not allow is water running or spraying onto paths, which matters when upper windows are rinsed above a concrete driveway.

Curtains, tracks and gutters

Curtain cleaning is a separate service and is not priced in our table, but it pairs well with a window clean: with the curtains away, the cleaner has a clear run at the inside panes and sills. Tracks are an extra $3–$16 a window, and some window cleaners also clear gutters while their ladders are up, which saves a second call-out.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Window Cleaning Cost in Wollongong

How much does window cleaning cost in Wollongong?
In our Wollongong table: a small home (up to 10 windows) $110–$260, inside and out per window $11–$32 a window and the hourly rate $43–$86 an hour.
How much does commercial window cleaning cost in Wollongong?
In our Wollongong table: a small office $160–$650 and high-rise rope access by the hour $86–$215 an hour.
What is the price per window for inside and outside in Wollongong?
Our Wollongong table puts inside and out at $11–$32 a window and outside only at $6–$19 a window.
How much does a builder's clean after construction cost in Wollongong?
A builder's clean after construction is $325–$1,075 in our Wollongong table, typically $595.
How much is a window cleaner per hour in Wollongong?
Window cleaners cost $43–$86 an hour in our Wollongong table, and the typical rate is $59.
How much does cleaning the windows of a double-storey or hard-to-reach home cost in Wollongong?
Cleaning the windows of a double-storey or hard-to-reach home is $325–$700 in our Wollongong table, typically $430.

Our Methodology

These are independent estimates from public cost guides, marketplaces and industry rate data, and no tradesperson can influence them, so always get a few quotes. Last reviewed October 2026. Read our full methodology →

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