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Riverside carries its citrus era architecture better than most inland cities. The Wood Streets and the neighborhoods off Magnolia Avenue and Victoria Avenue are full of 1910s through 1930s homes with Mission Revival arches, divided lite windows and deep eaves that shade half the glass. Downtown around the Mission Inn is masonry, arcades and tall arched openings, and that work happens before the district wakes up for the day.
Around the university and out toward Canyon Crest the housing is newer and the ground starts rising toward Box Springs Mountain, which brings sloped lots and rear glass with a view attached. The rest of the city spreads west and north into postwar tract and later subdivisions. Commercial routes follow Magnolia Avenue, University Avenue and the arterials near the freeway, most of it single story storefront scheduled early in the morning.
Amazing job. Very professional and our windows are perfectly clean. Thanks Squeegeezy!
- Victor S. Sottile
Like peas in a pod...
Riverside sits at the low end of the inland basin, where air pushed east from the coast piles up against the mountains and simply stops. That trapped haze leaves a fine, faintly oily film on street facing glass, and it accumulates steadily rather than arriving all at once, so most people never notice it until a single pane gets cleaned.
Summer heat then bakes it onto the surface, and dry hillside dust adds a gritty layer during any wind event. Arched and divided lite windows in the older neighborhoods make both worse, since grit lodges in every corner and along the top of each arch. We use a detergent with real dwell time, hand detail small panes, and clean the reveals so nothing streaks back down.
Yes, and they are common across the older neighborhoods here. Arched heads cannot be squeegeed in one pass without leaving a line, so the curve is detailed by hand and the small panes are cleaned individually. Deep eaves and reveals hold grit above the glass, and skipping those means everything runs back down at the first rain, so the sill and reveal are part of the job rather than an extra.
Air pushed inland from the coast stalls against the mountains here, so what it carries settles out rather than moving on. The residue is fine and faintly oily, which is why it resists plain water and why summer heat sets it onto the surface. Street facing glass collects it fastest. Regular washing with a proper detergent keeps it from layering, and most homes on a busy road do best three times a year.
Yes. As the ground rises toward the eastern hills, lots slope and rear elevations carry the biggest glass on the property, usually aimed at the view. Crews plan footing before carrying anything around the side of a house and use water fed poles from stable ground where the reach allows. Those elevations also catch the most wind driven hillside dust, so they often need more frequent attention than the street side.
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