DVA Window Cleaning Services

Clearer Views, Safer Homes for Veterans

Over time, dust, salt, and grime build up on windows and screens, making your home feel dull and limiting natural light. If you are a veteran living with a service-related injury or health condition, cleaning windows, especially on higher levels or with security screens, can be unsafe and physically demanding.

DVA-funded window cleaning is a practical solution. Through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs Household Services program, eligible veterans can access professional window cleaning. AusVeterans manages the process from start to finish, so you can enjoy bright, clear views with no hassle.

Why Window Cleaning Matters

Clean windows do more than just improve appearance. They:

  • Increase natural light inside your home
  • Improve visibility and reduce eye strain
  • Support hygiene by removing dust and grime build-up
  • Reduce slip and trip risks by avoiding DIY cleaning

If it has been a while since your last window clean, the difference will be immediately noticeable.

AusVeterans providing DVA window cleaning services for eligible veterans. Safe, professional support to maintain clear windows and a healthier home.

What’s Included in DVA Window Cleaning

AusVeterans arranges services based on your approved DVA determination. A typical window clean may include:

  • External and internal glass cleaning
  • Removal of dirt, salt, and smudges
  • Optional screen and track cleaning (based on funding and access)
  • Clean-up of water drips or splashes on nearby surfaces

We will discuss the scope with you ahead of time, especially if your home includes security screens or higher-level windows. Our veterans window cleaning services focus on making the process safe and stress-free for those who cannot manage these tasks themselves.

AusVeterans worker delivering window cleaning for veterans through DVA-funded support. Helping maintain bright, safe, and hygienic homes for those who served.

Can DVA Cover All Windows?

DVA window cleaning generally includes accessible ground level window cleaning, which is the main area covered under the Household Services program. If you live in a two-storey home or have windows that require specialist equipment, we will help you understand what is included in your compensation. Additional work may be possible with a gap payment, which we will explain clearly if needed.

How Often Can Windows Be Cleaned?

Most veterans are approved for window cleaning once or twice per year. If your windows get dirty more frequently due to location or health reasons, AusVeterans can help request a review of your support needs.

Why Choose AusVeterans for Your DVA Window Cleaning?

  • Veteran-first focusAusVeterans understand your needs and take the time to ensure services are right for you
  • Paperwork handled – We complete the D9319 and liaise with DVA on your behalf
  • Trusted workers – All window cleaners are fully insured, police-checked, and experienced
  • Flexible options – We match you with a provider suited to your home and preferences
  • Satisfaction guaranteed – If you are not happy, we will make it right

Eligibility for DVA Window Cleaning

You may be eligible if:

  • You hold a DVA Gold or White Card with a service-related condition
  • You have difficulty cleaning windows due to age, injury, or illness
  • You live at home (not in aged care)
  • There is no one else in your home who can reasonably do it for you

AusVeterans will confirm this for you during our initial discussion.

AusVeterans service provider cleaning high windows safely as part of DVA window cleaning services. We help eligible veterans access safer, professional home support.

Other DVA Household Services AusVeterans Can Help With

Need more than just window cleaning? AusVeterans can also help you access the full range of DVA Household Services, including:

All services are organised for you and delivered by trusted providers.

Frequently Asked Questions About DVA Window Cleaning

DVA window cleaning services may include cleaning internal and external glass, removing dirt, salt, and smudges, and in some cases cleaning screens and tracks. The exact services depend on your approved determination from DVA. AusVeterans will confirm what is covered under your approval and ensure you receive safe, professional support.

In most cases, DVA funded window cleaning covers only ground level window cleaning that can be completed safely with standard equipment. High or hard-to-reach windows that require specialist access are generally not included. AusVeterans will explain your options if you have upstairs windows, and in some cases additional work may be possible with a gap or co-payment.

Most veterans are approved for window cleaning for veterans once or twice per year. If your home location or health needs mean your windows become dirty more frequently, AusVeterans can help request a reassessment from DVA to make sure your support matches your needs.

No, you do not always need to be home during your DVA window cleaning appointment. For the first visit, it is helpful to be present so the provider can confirm access and discuss your preferences. After that, services can usually be completed without you being there.

Yes. Window cleaning for veterans under the Household Services program is focused on safety and accessibility. The DVA Funded services are designed specifically for eligible veterans who cannot safely manage the task themselves due to service-related injury, illness, or ageing.

AusVeterans uses secure systems to protect your personal data when applying for DVA window cleaning. Your privacy and safety are our top priority.

Start Your DVA Window Cleaning Support with AusVeterans

Window cleaning should not be a risk. With DVA support and AusVeterans’ trusted team, you can keep your home bright and safe without doing it yourself.

Contact us today. We will assess your eligibility, handle the forms, and arrange professional cleaning you can count on.

Note: All services are subject to DVA approval. Frequency and scope depend on your individual determination.

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