Gallery

Our actual work, not stock photography.

Every photograph on this page came off a real job. We take more on every visit, and the before and after pairs are the ones worth looking at first.

Before and after

The comparison nobody else in this market publishes.

We checked every competitor advertising across the cities we serve. Not one publishes a before and after gallery. It is the most useful thing a cleaning company can show you, so here are ours.

The same sliding glass door after cleaning, clear glass reflecting the garden and a clean track — Sliding glass door
A sliding door, before and after. Film like this builds slowly enough that most people stop seeing it until the two halves are side by side.

Sliding glass patio door before cleaning, the glass grey with film and water spotting and dirt in the track — Sliding glass door
A sliding door, before and after. Film like this builds slowly enough that most people stop seeing it until the two halves are side by side.

The same window screen after cleaning, the mesh clear — Window screen
A screen holds more dust than people expect, and it is the reason a room can look brighter after a clean even when the glass was not that bad.

A window screen before cleaning, the mesh clogged with dust, cobwebs, and leaf debris — Window screen
A screen holds more dust than people expect, and it is the reason a room can look brighter after a clean even when the glass was not that bad.

The same window after cleaning, clear glass reflecting trees and a clean sill — Exterior window
Exterior glass and the sill below it. Haze, spotting, and pollen come off together, and the sill is part of the job rather than an extra.

A white trimmed double hung window on a sided house before cleaning, hazy glass and a dirty sill — Exterior window
Exterior glass and the sill below it. Haze, spotting, and pollen come off together, and the sill is part of the job rather than an extra.

On the job

How the work gets done.

Water fed poles from the ground where that is the safe option, ladders where the footing allows, and hand detailing at every edge.

Technician at the foot of a tall extension ladder set against an upper storey window on a stone clad house — Extension ladder work on an upper storey, footed on level paving.

Technician using a water fed pole to clean an upper storey window from the ground — Water fed pole on an upper storey. Purified water dries without spotting, so it can be left rather than squeegeed, which is what makes reaching this from the ground possible.

Technician using a water fed pole on a multi storey building exterior — Multi storey work from ground level. No ladder leaning on the gutter line.

Technician on a ladder cleaning tall divided light windows with many small panes — Divided light sash. Every pane edge is hand work, which is why this is priced differently from the same area of plain glass.

Technician on a ladder working on the exterior of a stucco house — Ladder work where the footing is level and safe.

Interior view looking out through large clean picture windows to trees outside — The finish from the inside, which is the side that actually gets looked through.

Properties

The range of houses we work on.

Family homes, hillside houses, modern glass, and large estates. Each one wants a different approach, and the quote reflects that.

Technician squeegeeing a white trimmed window on a family home with painted siding — A family home with painted siding and white trimmed windows.

Solar panels on the roof of a suburban hillside home looking down over the street — A hillside suburban home. Windows below, solar panels above.

Modern Peninsula home exterior with a pool and large glazed openings — Modern glazing, large openings, pool side elevation.

Mediterranean style estate with arched windows and turrets behind a pool terrace — A Mediterranean estate with arched and turret windows.

Our actual work, not stock photography.

The comparison nobody else in this market publishes.

Sliding glass door

Window screen

Exterior window

How the work gets done.

The range of houses we work on.

Ready to see the difference?