Clean Windows Mean Nothing If the Screens Are Dirty

Most people think about the glass when they book a window cleaning. The screens? They're kind of an afterthought. But here's the thing - screens sit outside year-round collecting dust, pollen, spider webs, and whatever else the wind kicks up. When air passes through a dirty screen and into your home, you're not exactly getting fresh air.

We use a dedicated screen cleaning setup to actually clean each screen properly - not just rinse them off with a hose and call it done. Every screen gets removed, cleaned on both sides, and put back the way it came out. It's a step a lot of people skip, but it makes a real difference in how the whole job looks when it's finished.

There's also a practical side to this. Clean screens let more light through. They don't leave streaks on your freshly cleaned glass when it rains. And when you crack a window on a nice day, you're not pulling dusty air into your living room.

We think the job isn't done until everything is done. Clean glass with a grimy screen still sitting in the frame isn't a finished window - it's half a job. That's not how we operate.