We also have a lot of experience cleaning storm windows. These windows are often found in older homes. If kept in good working condition and cleaned regularly you can enjoy these windows for years and years, forgoing the need to do a costly replacement. The way in which we typically wash these windows is remove the sashes from inside the house, place them on a transportable cleaning easel and clean them with a strip washer and squeegee then detail them with a specialized cleaning cloth called a scrim. Additionally, we either brush out or vacuum out the tracks, wipe the sills and then while the sashes are removed ladder up and clean the double hung glass by use of a ladder and of course clean the interior side of the double-hung glass. Many homeowners are amazed to see these windows done after years of neglect.
Although heights may pose a problem for some homeowners we have invested in the necessary equipment to clean your windows safely and thoroughly. We use a variety of tools to clean high windows. Waterfed poles, which use an ionized reverse osmosis system to leave your windows spotless. Also ladders, and common window cleaning poles with strip washers and squeegees. We often choose which equipment we will use based on the type of windows you have, the weather and of course what will have the greatest outcome leaving your windows sparkling clean.