Window Cleaning by Neighborhood

Boise is where Pro Solutions is based, so it's the city our trucks cross most. It's also the valley's most varied housing stock: early-1900s homes in the North End and East End, hillside view homes in the foothills, ranch houses on the Bench, and newer builds out in West and Southeast Boise.

Meridian sits between Boise and Nampa along I-84 and has grown fast, so much of the city is newer subdivisions — lots of two-story homes, stucco and fiber-cement siding, and fresh concrete — with an older core around downtown Meridian.

Eagle stretches from the Boise River up into the foothills northwest of Boise. It's known for larger lots and custom homes — tall entryways, big window walls, long rooflines, and generous patios and driveways.

Nampa is the largest city in Canyon County, with an established downtown, neighborhoods around Northwest Nazarene University, newer subdivisions on the edges of town, and agricultural land toward Lake Lowell.

Caldwell is the Canyon County seat, home to the College of Idaho and a revitalized downtown along Indian Creek. Older neighborhoods near the center of town sit alongside newer subdivisions, with farmland on nearly every side.

Kuna sits south of Meridian, with a small downtown, growing subdivisions, and rural acreage that opens up toward the desert and the Snake River Birds of Prey area to the south. Open ground on the edge of town means plenty of wind-carried dust.

Star sits along State Highway 44 west of Eagle, straddling the Ada–Canyon county line, with the Boise River just to the south. It has grown quickly, so many homes are newer builds mixed in with older farm properties.

Garden City is a small city surrounded by Boise, running along the Boise River and the Greenbelt with Chinden Boulevard as its main corridor. It mixes older homes, newer riverside builds, townhomes, and a lot of small businesses.