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Why We Care About Clean Windows
Enjoy the Little Sunshine and Warmth Available
Not all winter days are dark and gloomy and in fact you might be experiencing several hours of warmth and a little sunshine. There might be no better way to enjoy the few hours than by making sure that your windows have been cleaned of all the dirt and grime. This will not only make your home more comfortable but will also help reduce your lighting and heating costs.
Winter window cleaning is challenging yet it is an important task that should never be ignored.
We Do It Carefully
While winter window cleaning is important, it is not a task for the untrained or faint of heart. Wintry conditions make the outdoors slick and slippery and if you were to work atop a ladder the chances of slipping increase substantially. Should you also be working in freezing conditions you also risk freezing unless you have the right gear. That is why winter window cleaning should only be done by pros that have the right training and experience.
The risk of window damage is also ever present. In extreme conditions, water used to clean windows might freeze even before you can wipe it off. There have been instances where people broke or cracked windows in an attempt to beat the freezing conditions.
Our Vision & Mission
We clean windows to protect the integrity of your homes and ensure your safety.
Importance of Window Cleaning
In addition to keeping the windows sparkling, an overriding reason for cleaning windows is to prevent damage that is caused by dirt accumulation. That is why window cleaning is necessary throughout the year and even more so during winter.
The kinds of dirt that windows collect vary during the different seasons but windows take a real beating during winter. The howling winds that are common during this season carry with them all manner of debris and some of the debris is inevitably deposited on the windows. While any kind of dirt on windows is dangerous, what makes winter dirt especially lethal is the fact that some of the deposits on windows contain the salts that property owners use to melt ice. Any salt deposit on windows is a disaster waiting to happen and urgent measures have to be made to remove them. Unlike other kinds of dirt, salt etches itself onto the glass surface and creates unsightly spots. Removing such spots and stains presents a real challenge and in many situations it is easy to break glass when trying to clean it.