Clear, streak-free windows for Selma homes

Selma is surrounded by vineyards, and that shows up on your windows. Every time a nearby field is disced or worked, fine dust drifts into town and settles on the glass. Late summer is the dustiest stretch, when raisin grapes are laid out to dry between the vine rows and the ground stays bone dry for weeks. Add the hard water from lawn sprinklers, which leaves chalky white spots on lower panes, and a window can look hazy only a few weeks after it was last wiped. We clean each pane by hand or with a water-fed pole, scrub off the dust and spotting, and wipe the frames and sills so the whole window looks finished.

Most homes in Selma are single-story, which means a lot of ground-level glass sitting right next to lawns, flower beds and sprinkler heads. Older houses near downtown often have wood frames and smaller panes, while newer homes on the edges of town tend to have big sliding doors and wide picture windows facing the backyard. Both collect dirt in places most people never look. We vacuum and scrub the tracks where dust, bugs and cobwebs pile up, then take the screens down, wash them and reinstall them. If any screens are torn or missing, we can repair or replace them during the same visit.

Selma businesses get the same care. Storefronts downtown and shops along the Highway 99 corridor deal with road grime and fingerprints on top of the farm dust, and dirty glass can make a business look closed even when it’s open. Our hours run from 5am to 10pm, seven days a week, so we can often finish before your first customer walks in. We’re based in Fresno and Clovis, a short drive up 99, and we’re licensed and insured. Estimates are always free, and if anything isn’t right when we’re done, our 100% satisfaction guarantee means we come back and make it right.