Clear glass for the Millerton Lake view

When a house is built around a view, the windows are the main event. Homes around Millerton Lake often have tall picture windows, wide sliders and glass that wraps a deck, and every one of those panes catches the afternoon sun. Dust shows up fast in that light. So do pollen, spider webs and the faint film that builds over a dry summer. We clean each pane by hand or with a water-fed pole, then wipe the frames and sills so the whole opening looks finished.

The foothills add their own mess. Dry grass and bare ground throw dust around on windy days, oak trees shed pollen and bits of leaf, and birds leave droppings on the upper glass. On larger lots, sprinklers can leave white mineral spots on the lowest panes. Light to moderate spotting usually lifts during a regular visit. Heavy buildup is tougher, and we will tell you so before we start. Inside, we work around furniture and window coverings. We also vacuum and scrub the tracks, where dust, bugs and webs pile up, and we wash the screens before they go back on.

Glass on a hillside house can sit a long way up. Our water-fed poles reach the high windows from the ground, using purified water that dries without spots. How often you need us depends on the home. A house with lots of glass facing open grass may want a cleaning every season, while a shaded one can stretch longer between visits. Plenty of owners book before guests arrive or before listing the house. We are licensed and insured, we start as early as 5am and finish as late as 10pm every day of the week, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee means we come back and make it right.