Streak-free glass inside and out, with the screens and sills done properly rather than wiped and put back.
Window cleaning on the island is largely a salt story. In Bluffton it is a pollen and irrigation story, and the fix is different.
Spring pine pollen settles on glass and then gets rained on, which turns a dusting into a bonded yellow film that a squeegee alone will smear rather than lift. The second culprit is irrigation. In the golf communities and anywhere with a well-fed sprinkler system, spray that reaches the glass dries and leaves mineral spotting, and those spots are not dirt at all. They are deposits, and they need to be dissolved rather than wiped. Left long enough on a south-facing window they will etch the glass permanently.
The difference between clean windows and clean-looking windows is usually what happens around the glass. We take the screens out and wash them rather than brushing them in place, clean the tracks and sills where the grit actually lives, and do the frames. Putting a clean screen back into a dirty track just means the next rain carries the grit onto the glass again.
We work with purified water and a water-fed pole for the high and second storey runs, which means no ladder leaning on your gutters and no detergent residue to attract the next layer of dust. Lower windows and all interior work are done by hand, because a pole cannot see a corner.
A lot of Bluffton homes have tall gable glass, sunrooms or a screened porch looking onto a lagoon or a fairway, and those are exactly the panes nobody can reach. Water-fed poles handle most of the height safely from the ground. Where there is genuinely no access we will say so rather than improvise something unsafe on your property.
If you have a screened porch or lanai, cleaning the screens and framework at the same visit is worth asking about. It is the same crew, the same setup, and screens hold a surprising amount of pollen.
Twice a year suits most homes, with the more important one being late spring after the pollen has finished. Homes on irrigation that reaches the glass often want a third visit, because mineral spotting builds up faster than dirt does.
Usually yes. They are mineral deposits rather than dirt, so they need to be dissolved rather than scrubbed. Spots that have been baked onto south-facing glass for years can leave permanent etching, and we will tell you if that is what we are looking at rather than charge you to find out.
Yes, and they come out rather than being wiped in place. The tracks and sills are where the grit sits, so cleaning the glass without them just moves the problem to the next rain.
Yes, with water-fed poles from the ground for most of it, which is safer for the crew and for your gutters than leaning ladders. If something genuinely cannot be reached safely we will tell you rather than take a chance.
Yes, by hand, and we put down protection and take our shoes off at the door. Interior work needs somebody home, so it is worth saying when you book.
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