Window cleaning for Shaver Lake cabins and homes

People buy at Shaver Lake for the trees and the water, and the windows are how you see both. They also take more abuse than most Valley glass. Every spring the pines release clouds of yellow pollen that coat panes, sills and screens. Needles and sap specks drift onto upper windows, and winter leaves a gray film of dried snowmelt and splash on the lower ones. Many cabins and A-frames have tall, peaked walls of glass facing the lake or the forest, and those are hard to reach with a household ladder on sloped, uneven ground.

We clean each pane by hand or with a water-fed pole that delivers purified water, which lets us reach high glass from the ground and dries without mineral spots. Frames and sills get wiped down. Tracks on windows and sliding doors are vacuumed and scrubbed, because pine debris and dead bugs pile up in them fast, and screens come off to be washed before they go back on. If you want the inside done too, someone will need to let us in. Exterior-only visits usually don’t need anyone on site, as long as we can get to the property.

Timing matters at elevation. Many owners book once the spring pollen has settled and again in fall before the snow, or right before family arrives for a holiday weekend. Snow can make decks and paths unsafe, so winter visits depend on the weather and the road, and we’ll work with you on a date that makes sense. We also clean glass for lodges, shops and offices in the village. Ducky’s is based in Fresno and Clovis. We’re licensed and insured, estimates are free, and if a window isn’t right when we leave, we’ll come back and fix it.