Glass, screens, tracks and sills cleaned properly - including the mineral staining from sprinkler overspray that ordinary window cleaning leaves behind.
Streaks that survive a wash are usually not dirt at all. They are mineral deposits - calcium and magnesium left behind when hard water dries on the glass, most often from an irrigation head that clips the window every morning.
That matters because soap and a squeegee will not shift it. The deposit has bonded to the surface of the glass and needs a mineral treatment to release. Cleaning it as though it were dirt is why the same windows look bad again a week later.
Get a Free Window Cleaning QuoteGlass, frames and sills washed from the outside, including the sprinkler-spotted panes that ordinary cleaning leaves marked.
The inside face done at the same visit, because a pane is only as clean as its worse side.
Taken out, washed and refitted. A clean window behind a grey screen still looks grey from the kerb.
The channel the window sits in, cleared out rather than wiped over - where most of the grit actually lives.
Treated as their own job. See hard water stains on windows for what is actually happening to the glass.
Reached with water-fed poles from the ground - safer than ladders and no marks left in the beds below.
Twice a year suits most homes - once after pollen season and once before the holidays. Homes with irrigation hitting the glass, or anything close to a busy road, do better on a quarterly schedule because the mineral film builds continuously rather than seasonally.
Usually. Light deposits come off with a mineral treatment. Long-standing staining that has begun to etch the surface will improve substantially rather than disappear entirely, and we will tell you which yours is before starting rather than after.
Yes. Screens come out and get washed, and tracks and sills are cleaned out rather than wiped over. Clean glass behind a dirty screen still reads as a dirty window.
Yes, with water-fed poles from the ground for most homes, which is safer and faster than ladder work and leaves no ladder marks in the landscaping. Genuinely awkward access is quoted after we have looked at it.
Yes. Interior and exterior are usually quoted together because the difference is obvious if you only do one side. Interior work needs someone home and takes a little longer per pane.
Irrigation is the biggest single cause of stained glass here. A sprinkler head that throws onto a window every morning leaves a mineral film that builds for months, and by the time anyone notices, it is etched into the surface rather than sitting on it. See hard water stains on windows.
Pollen season coats everything twice a year, and because it is sticky rather than dusty it holds onto the frame and the track as much as the glass. Rinsing the pane alone leaves a line of grit that washes back down the first time it rains.
Then there is the screen. A clean pane behind a grey screen still looks grey from the street, which is why we take screens out and wash them rather than cleaning the glass around them.
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