Squeegeezy: Window Cleaning Done Properly, Every Visit
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Tucson sits low in a basin ringed by five mountain ranges, and that geography decides how often glass here needs attention. Crews working Sam Hughes and Armory Park spend their mornings on original wood sash windows, some of them close to a century old, where the putty is brittle and the frames want a gentle hand rather than a fast pass. Head north toward the Catalina Foothills and the job changes completely: tall fixed panes angled at the Santa Catalinas, sliders opening onto pool decks, and second story glass that no ladder should ever be leaned against.
We route Tucson work around the corridors rather than the map. One crew covering Speedway and Broadway can reach midtown, Blenman Elm and the university area without crossing the whole valley, while a second route picks up Oro Valley, the Marana edge and the homes climbing toward Ventana Canyon. Businesses along Congress Street and the storefronts near Fourth Avenue usually want early morning slots before the foot traffic starts, so we book those first and keep the sidewalk clear.
Amazing job. Very professional and our windows are perfectly clean. Thanks Squeegeezy!
- Victor S. Sottile
Like peas in a pod...
Two things fight clean glass in Tucson. The first is caliche dust, the pale grit that lifts off unpaved lots and desert edges and settles into a film you can write your name in by the second week. The second is mineral scale, because the water here runs hard and any sprinkler head aimed even slightly at a ground floor window leaves a chalk ring that ordinary washing will not lift.
Monsoon season makes both worse in a hurry. One July dust storm followed by rain turns airborne grit into a mud speckle across every west and south facing pane. We time a lot of Tucson jobs for late September once the storms taper off, and where there is sprinkler overspray we treat the scale as its own step instead of scrubbing at it, because scrubbing is what puts scratches in glass.
For most homes, yes. One July dust storm followed by rain turns airborne grit into a mud speckle across every west and south facing pane, and a clean done in the middle of that season can be undone in a single afternoon. Late September, once the storms taper off, is when the work holds. If you need it done sooner we will do it, we just want you to know what you are buying.
Yes, and carefully. Some of the sash windows in Sam Hughes and Armory Park are close to a hundred years old, with brittle putty and frames that have moved along with the house. We work them by hand, keep water away from the wood and avoid pressure against the glazing. It is slower than a modern double glazed unit and far safer for the window. Old glass shows scratches, so nothing abrasive touches it.
Yes, and early is the usual request. Storefronts along Congress Street and near Fourth Avenue want the glass done before the sidewalk fills up, partly for the look and partly so nobody is stepping around equipment. Those go first thing in the morning and we keep gear tight against the building. Entry doors and low display glass take most of the time, since that is where handprints and street dust collect.
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