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Downtown West Palm Beach puts a wall of tall buildings directly on the water. The offices along Flagler Drive and the towers behind them face the Intracoastal, which makes their glass both the most exposed and the most visible commercial glass in the county. That work is arranged with building management, quoted by elevation rather than by floor plan, and scheduled so the crew is off the plaza before staff start arriving.
A few blocks behind that line the city changes character completely. Flamingo Park and El Cid are 1920s neighborhoods of Mission and Mediterranean houses with casement windows, arched openings and painted wood frames, all of which want hand work. Northwood and the streets off Dixie Highway hold smaller frame houses and neighborhood shopfronts. Clematis Street and the blocks around it are restaurant and retail glass, cleaned before the district opens for the day.
Amazing job. Very professional and our windows are perfectly clean. Thanks Squeegeezy!
- Victor S. Sottile
Like peas in a pod...
Waterfront exposure is the defining condition. Buildings on Flagler Drive take salt off the Intracoastal on every easterly, and on a tall elevation that load is heavier at height than at street level, so upper floors need attention sooner than most building managers expect. It shows as a haze that flattens the view rather than as anything obviously dirty.
Inland the picture softens quickly. A mile west the salt fades and what is left is humidity in shaded frames, irrigation spotting on ground floor windows and pollen through the spring. Historic district houses add a wrinkle of their own, since aging putty and painted frames will not take pressure or a blade. Everything on the water side finishes with a pure water rinse so no residue remains to hold salt.
Yes, arranged through building management rather than tenant by tenant. We survey the building first, agree the method and any equipment or permits with facilities, and quote by elevation. Work is scheduled so the crew is clear of the plaza and entrances before staff arrive. Buildings facing the Intracoastal generally settle on a set interval, since the salt load makes waiting until the glass looks bad a false economy.
Yes, and those get hand work rather than a pole and a fast pass. Mission and Mediterranean houses in the older neighborhoods have casement windows, arched openings and painted wood frames where the putty is often original. We keep a blade off that glass, avoid soaking a failing glazing line and tell you if something looks like it needs a carpenter rather than a cleaner. Access around deep planting is checked before we quote.
Because wind carries more salt the higher you go. At street level buildings and planting break the airflow, but ten floors up the glass sits in clean unobstructed wind off the water and takes the full load. Managers often judge the whole building by what they see from the lobby and are surprised when the upper elevations look tired. On waterfront buildings it is normal for the top third to need a shorter interval.
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