
Window wells catch leaves, dirt, and all kinds of debris. We clean them out so your basement windows get their light back and the water drains where it's supposed to.
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A window well lets light in and gives water somewhere to go so it doesn't sit against your foundation. It works great — until the leaves and dirt start piling up. And let's be honest - no one enjoys spending their Saturday climbing down into dirty, spider-filled window wells.
Once leaves and debris collects in there it packs down at the bottom and against the glass. All that stuff builds up for years — blocking the light, holding moisture, and giving bugs and rodents a place to hide. We clean all that out so you don't have to do it yourself.
Leaves and junk pile up against your basement windows and block out the daylight that makes those lower rooms feel like real living space.
A well packed with leaves can't drain. Water sits against your foundation and can seep in around the window.
Damp, rotting leaves in a window well are exactly where spiders, bugs, and even mice like to hide out.
What we showed up to vs. what it looked like when we were done.


We clean every well by hand — pulling out the leaves, dirt, and whatever else has collected, down to the gravel.
We vacuum any remaining leaves, debris, cobwebs, and dust from around the window frame, against the foundation, and on the sides of the window well.
We wipe the window frames and give the glass a quick clean as well so you're left with a totally clean window well. On plastic window wells (like pictured above) we also wipe down the sides.
We bag up everything we pull out and take it with us — your well's clean and your yard's left tidy.
Common questions about window well cleaning.
Book your window well cleaning online and pick a day that works for you.
Book online nowWe're a locally owned and operated business based right here in Holladay. We know the area, and we love working with our neighbors here in the Wasatch region. When you hire BrightPeak, you hire local.
Not sure if you're in our area? Reach out — we're always expanding along the Wasatch region.