Outdoor light cleaning in Kerman, CA

Warm evenings near farm country mean one thing for your porch light: bugs. Moths, beetles and gnats from the fields head for every fixture on the property and never leave. Spiders follow and spin webs around the housing. Add windblown dust, spring pollen and sprinkler spray on low wall and path lights, and the glass clouds over. Lantern-style fixtures with seeded or textured glass hide it well in daylight, until you flip the switch and see a shadowy mess of dead insects. Then the light is blocked, and the whole porch looks dingy at night. It’s a small thing, but it shows.

We take the time to do it properly. When a fixture is designed to open safely, we remove the glass or cover, clear out the bugs, webs and debris, and clean the glass and housing inside and out. Sealed fixtures that aren’t meant to open are cleaned carefully on the outside. Landscape and path lights get their lenses wiped, and we pull back the soil, mulch or leaves around them so the light isn’t blocked. Everything goes back the way we found it, only cleaner. It’s careful, patient work, and we leave every fixture secure.

It’s a small job with a visible payoff, because the lights sit right by your door and driveway. Many homeowners do it once or twice a year, often alongside a window cleaning. Farm shops, storefronts and small commercial buildings can have wall packs, walkway lights, sign lighting and security lights cleaned too, and since we’re open 7 days a week, 5am to 10pm, we can work around your hours. We’re licensed and insured, and every estimate is free. It’s an easy add-on to any other service, since we’re already on your property with the ladder out.