




This Berry Creek home was built around its surroundings. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a dramatic vaulted great room, large sliding glass panels - the whole design was meant to pull the wooded backyard right into the living space. But that only works when the glass is actually clean.
Dirty windows are one of those things you get used to slowly. A little haze here, some water spots there, and before long you're not really seeing your backyard anymore - you're seeing a film of grime and oxidation sitting between you and the view. That's exactly the kind of thing we tackle on jobs like this one.
We handled both interior and exterior window cleaning on this home from top to bottom. That high transom window above the great room, the full bank of windows wrapping the rear of the house, the large sliding glass doors - every pane got the same level of attention. No streaks, no missed corners, no rushing through it.
What's nice about a home like this is that you immediately feel the difference when the glass is clean. Natural light hits differently. The room feels bigger. The backyard actually looks like it's part of the space again instead of something you're squinting at through a dirty pane.
Homes with a lot of glass need regular attention to stay looking their best - especially with trees nearby dropping pollen, dust, and debris throughout the year. If your windows are due, we're happy to help.