Why clean your windows?
Damage
Air and Health Quality
Air and Health Quality
While rainwater itself is soft, it can pick up minerals like calcium, lime, and magnesium as it runs off surrounding surfaces like roofs, window frames, and siding. When this mineral-rich water dries on the glass, it leaves behind deposits—similar to hard water spots.
Over time, if these spots aren’t removed, they can cause a condition kno
While rainwater itself is soft, it can pick up minerals like calcium, lime, and magnesium as it runs off surrounding surfaces like roofs, window frames, and siding. When this mineral-rich water dries on the glass, it leaves behind deposits—similar to hard water spots.
Over time, if these spots aren’t removed, they can cause a condition known as glass etching. This happens when minerals settle into the microscopic pores of the glass and begin to bond at a molecular level. Once etching occurs, the damage is permanent and can make the glass appear cloudy, stained, or rough.
Air and Health Quality
Air and Health Quality
Air and Health Quality
The temperature difference between the inside and outside of a window creates ideal conditions for mold and mildew growth. Additionally, dust, pet dander, pollen and other allergens that frequently stick to windows and their surrounding areas are sent airborne when windows are opened. Regular window cleaning reduces potential airborne irr
The temperature difference between the inside and outside of a window creates ideal conditions for mold and mildew growth. Additionally, dust, pet dander, pollen and other allergens that frequently stick to windows and their surrounding areas are sent airborne when windows are opened. Regular window cleaning reduces potential airborne irritants and prevent bacteria build up on and around your windows.
Energy Efficiency
Air and Health Quality
Protect Home Value
Debris and grime accumulation on windows can damage sealing material around the window, and lead to air leaks that drastically affect energy efficiency in your home. Having clean and properly sealed windows maintains proper insulation of the home and prevents HVAC systems from working harder to keep the home warm during the winter months
Debris and grime accumulation on windows can damage sealing material around the window, and lead to air leaks that drastically affect energy efficiency in your home. Having clean and properly sealed windows maintains proper insulation of the home and prevents HVAC systems from working harder to keep the home warm during the winter months and cool during summer months. Additionally, clean windows allow for more natural light, which can decrease your need for use of artificial lighting.
Protect Home Value
Air and Health Quality
Protect Home Value
For most homeowners, your home is your most valuable asset. Windows are one of the most valuable and visible features within your home. Regular cleaning of your windows keeps your home looking well maintained and provides for great first impressions to frequent guests. More importantly, regular window cleaning prevents long-term damage,
For most homeowners, your home is your most valuable asset. Windows are one of the most valuable and visible features within your home. Regular cleaning of your windows keeps your home looking well maintained and provides for great first impressions to frequent guests. More importantly, regular window cleaning prevents long-term damage, helping you avoid expensive repairs or replacements — and protecting your home's value when it comes time to sell.