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Fort Lauderdale is stitched together by canals and that changes the physical job more than anything else does. On the Las Olas Isles, in Rio Vista and along the finger canals off the New River, the rear of a house sits on a seawall with a dock in front of it, and the strip between building and water can be too narrow to stand a ladder safely. We check rear access at the quote, because the water facing elevation is usually where most of the glass is.
Away from the canals there is plenty of other work. Victoria Park and Colee Hammock are older streets with tight lots and mature trees. Downtown holds office towers and residential high rises arranged through building management. Along Las Olas Boulevard and up on the beach the job turns to restaurants, galleries and hotel glass, cleaned before the district opens.
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Like peas in a pod...
Canal water is brackish this close to the inlet, so homes on the water get salt without being anywhere near the beach. It arrives on the breeze coming up the waterway, settles on rear glass and screens and hazes the view within days of a clean. Boat traffic keeps the air moving, which pushes it further up a canal than most owners expect.
The rest is South Florida standard with a local twist. Mature trees along the older streets drop sap and honeydew, humidity feeds mildew in shaded frames, and dock lighting draws insects onto rear glass at night. Canal facing elevations finish with a pure water rinse and get their screens and tracks done, because salt left in a screen undoes the glass at the first rain.
Yes, and it is worth flagging the access when you book. On many canal properties the strip between the house and the seawall is too narrow for a ladder to stand safely, so that elevation is reached with pole work from the deck or the dock. We look at it before quoting. It also tends to be where most of the glass is, a full wall of sliders facing the water, so it is the part that matters most.
They do, and it surprises people who are a mile or more from the ocean. The canals here are brackish because they connect to the inlet, so the breeze coming up the waterway carries salt with it. Boat traffic keeps that air moving and pushes it further inland along a canal than most owners expect. Water facing glass on those homes hazes at close to beachfront speed and finishes best on a pure water rinse.
Yes, arranged through building management rather than with individual tenants. We survey first, agree the method and any permits or equipment with facilities, then quote by elevation. Work is timed so entrances and plazas are clear before staff arrive. Downtown buildings within reach of the river and the beach carry more salt at height than at street level, so upper floors often need a shorter interval.
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