OUR SERVICES in North Shore

We use high-speed buffers to remove all impurities. We exclude extra cost factors and time and ensure the best services at an affordable price. We've found that conventional squeegee and mop cleaning works on windows are done once a month, and for windows that are cleaned once or twice a year, they need to be buffed out because of the baked-on contaminants on windows.

Dawn and Joy leave a sticky layer on your windows, attracting dirt and absorbing light. Our window cleaner is the best since it doesn't leave a sticky film, attracts less filth, and reflects more because it doesn't absorb light. As a result, your windows will remain clean for a longer period. We recommend cleaning the exterior twice a year because mineral deposits left for a year or longer might cause hard water stains.

That is an excellent question. Our charges vary depending on the job, and we inspect each window personally and devise prices to suit everyone's budget. The majority of window cleaning companies charge between $9 and $10 per window.

Each day, we only have one window cleaning job scheduled. Our goal is to attain the highest quality, so each window is treated with three different chemicals. Yes, it takes more time, but the results are incredible. We are not a fast-food window cleaning service; instead, we strive to keep your windows looking as wonderful as the day they were installed.

We get calls from people who want to conduct a last-minute cleaning because they're scared the rain will ruin their property. I'll argue that if you apply the right products and buff them properly, your windows will stay clean no matter how much rain falls. On the other hand, our regular customers frequently request that we come by two to three weeks in advance, sometimes even a month. Our windows keep cleaner for extended periods, and it is not uncommon for them to remain clean even after seven months.

In general, we depend entirely on "word of mouth" marketing. Yes, we accept internet leads and will accept them; however, most of our customers are referred to us. We also don't run paid Google Ads because we only work on one house every day, allowing us to focus on the details.

The damage happens gradually and is not detected until the window is washed. Chemical attacks on window glass occur practically every day with air pollution, acid rain, automobile exhaust, street salt during the winter, dust and airborne grit, hard water deposits, corrosive cleaning chemicals, and brick, concrete, and mortar deposits can haze, erode, etch, and pit glass on hundreds of windows on thousands of buildings every day! After some time, the glass can distort to the point where one can no longer see distinctly through the glass.

Cloudiness or hazing can be caused by surface deposits and etching of the glass. The light is refracted sporadically as it passes through the hazed glass, causing cloudiness. Without magnification, this refracted light appears to the naked eye as a general whitening or haziness of the glass. Corrosion in stages 1 and 2 can typically be repaired, but not in stages 3 and 4.

Stage I corrosion is typically minor and can be removed with mineral deposit removers.

It is frequently irreversible, and some of the oxygen molecules in the silica component have completely broken down. It occurs when the mineral deposit is no longer visible on the glass's surface. It is seen when the surface stain is removed and etching or white haze emerges. Glass is literally "falling apart" in this case. Once Stage II corrosion has developed, a skilled cleaner will not restore the glass effectively.

Window cleaners and builders alike understand that meeting construction deadline necessitates the most effective methods, so scrapers are used. However, during window cleaning, if microscopic manufacturing debris faults are present, they can be dislodged and trapped by a scraper.

No. We do not use scrapers. Using scrapers to remove paint, glue, or stickers from glass is the most practical approach, but we also employ other procedures that take longer but are safer.

Fabricating debris, which includes glass fines, are minute abrasive flaws imperceptible to the human eye. When a scraper moves over a clean surface, larger or more numerous imperfections can be felt, and a gritty sound can be heard, but there is no effective field test method to prove the absence of these microscopic defects.

Fabricating debris refers to abrasive microscopic flaws such as glass particles that can fuse to heat-treated glass when it comes into contact with rollers in various tempering furnaces. A moving scraper collided with a fabricating debris defect, resulting in these scratches.

We'll probably be on-site for about 8 hours. We are not the fast food of window washing, but if you want high-quality windows that seem clean and stay clean, it will take some time.