Outdoor light cleaning in Kingsburg, inside and out

Turn on a porch light on a warm Kingsburg evening and you’ll see who showed up. Moths, beetles and gnats come in from the orchards and fields, work their way into the fixture and stay there. Spiders follow the insects and spin webs around the housing. Add wind-blown dust, spring pollen and sprinkler spray on the low path and wall lights, and the glass turns cloudy. Textured or seeded lantern glass hides it well in daylight, but at night the dim, yellowed light gives it away. It’s an easy detail to overlook until a guest points it out.

We take the time to do it properly. Where a fixture can be opened safely, we remove the cover, clear out bugs, webs and debris, and clean the glass and housing inside and out. Sealed fixtures that aren’t meant to open are cleaned carefully from the outside. On landscape and path lights we wipe the lenses and pull back the dirt, mulch or leaves that block the beam. Everything goes back exactly as we found it, only cleaner. If a fixture is already cracked or loose, we’ll point it out first. Landscape lights buried in mulch or soil are often the dimmest on the property.

This works well as an add-on. Most customers have us clean lights during a window cleaning or house wash, so the whole front of the home looks fresh together. We also handle storefront and sign lighting, walkway lights and wall packs for businesses, including those downtown, and can often work before you open. Many homeowners schedule it once or twice a year. Estimates are free, we’re licensed and insured, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee means we make it right. You can also book it by itself. Just tell us what kinds of fixtures you have.