Squeegeezy: Window Cleaning Done Properly, Every Visit
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Weston was master planned from the start and that planning is visible in the work. Neighborhoods off Weston Road and Bonaventure Boulevard follow a consistent architectural standard, which means large numbers of similar homes with the same window layouts, barrel tile roofs and two story front elevations with arched transoms above the entry. Once a crew has done a few houses in a section they know what the next one holds, and that keeps quotes accurate instead of hopeful.
Association standards shape the schedule as well. Communities here expect exteriors kept to a visible level of upkeep, so owners tend to book at a regular interval rather than waiting until the glass looks bad. Lake and canal backing lots get extra attention, because the rear elevation on those homes is usually mostly glass, a wall of sliders behind a screened pool enclosure facing the water.
Amazing job. Very professional and our windows are perfectly clean. Thanks Squeegeezy!
- Victor S. Sottile
Like peas in a pod...
Weston backs onto the Everglades buffer and that shows up on glass. Blind mosquitoes and midges hatch off the canals and lakes in warm months and swarm toward light after sunset, leaving rear glass and pool cage screens spattered by morning. The residue is protein based, it dries hard, and a dry cloth only smears it across the pane.
So it gets softened and flooded rather than scrubbed. Lovebug season does the same thing to west and south facing windows twice a year. Beyond the insects, the ordinary issues are lake humidity feeding mildew in shaded frames and sprinkler spotting wherever an irrigation head reaches a ground floor window.
Almost certainly blind mosquitoes, the midges that hatch off the canals and lakes in warm weather. They swarm toward outdoor lighting after dark and leave a spattered residue on the rear of the house and across pool cage screens overnight. It is protein based, so it dries hard and smears if you attack it with a dry cloth. We soften and flood it instead, and cleaning the screen matters as much as cleaning the glass behind it.
Yes, and on lake or canal lots we usually recommend booking the cage with the glass. The screen mesh catches insect residue, pollen and dust, and every rainfall then carries some of it down onto the sliders behind. Cleaning one without the other means the result fades quickly. We work the enclosure panel by panel rather than blasting it, since screen mesh stretches and tears more easily than people expect.
Most settle on twice or three times a year. The driver is not really dirt, it is the insect activity off the water and the two lovebug seasons, which arrive on a fairly predictable calendar. Homes backing onto a lake or canal usually go three times, while interior lots away from the water manage on two. Communities with visible upkeep expectations often prefer a set interval so nothing slips.
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