Tony's Window Cleaning
714-559-0300
Tony's Window Cleaning
714-559-0300
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★★★★★ 5.0 from 25 Google reviewsIts own place, its own water, its own page.
Most companies list Victorville and never come to the lake. We treat Spring Valley Lake as what it is: a separate community with mineral heavy irrigation, big lake facing glass and roofs the birds love. Window cleaning, hard water restoration, solar panel cleaning, pigeon proofing and screens, no trip fee.
Spring Valley Lake sits between Hesperia and Apple Valley, wrapped around a private lake and a golf course, and it is the one place in the Victor Valley where almost every window we look at has the same problem. The irrigation water is heavy in minerals. Sprinklers throw it onto the lower glass, the sun dries it in minutes, and a few hundred repeats later the bottom third of the pane has a cloudy band that no amount of Windex touches. It is not dirt. It is a mineral deposit, and on the older lakefront homes it has been building for decades.
The second thing is the glass itself. Lake facing homes were built for the view, so the panes are tall, wide and often two stories up. Cleaning them properly means a water fed pole with purified water from the ground, not a ladder on a wet deck and a squeegee that leaves a film for the next dust storm.
The third is birds. Water, shade and a warm roof are everything a pigeon wants, and a solar array on a lakefront roof gives them all three. We get more pigeon proofing calls per street here than in most of Victorville.
On Google and on Meta, Spring Valley Lake is its own targetable place. Companies that only list Victorville never reach it. That is why you are reading this page and not theirs.
Tall view glass, two story, sprinklers on the water side. Hard water restoration on the lower panes is the standard first visit, then a regular clean keeps it clear.
Overspray from course adjacent irrigation on the fairway side, and dust from the open ground behind. Window cleaning with screens off and tracks done makes the biggest difference here.
Bigger lots, outbuildings, more roof and more glass. Solar arrays are large and the pigeon pressure is high. One visit for the array, the panels and the house glass.
Standard single and two story homes with builder screens that have gone brittle in the sun. Screen re-mesh on site, $64.99 a screen, sliding doors roughly double.
Published numbers, firm quote in writing before we start.
from $12 per pane
The Spring Valley Lake service. Added to a standard clean, one pane tested free first so you see the result before you pay. Honest call on stage two etching.
from $149
$149 single story, $249 two story, exterior. Screens, tracks and sills included. Purified water so the lake view glass dries clear.
from $450
Nests and droppings cleared, rust resistant mesh clipped to the frame with no drilling, two year warranty. Lakefront arrays are a regular call.
from $7 per panel
Purified water and a soft brush on a water fed pole. Free array inspection, and we check for nesting while we are up there.
$64.99 per screen
All weather mesh in your existing frames, done on site. Patio sliders roughly double. $149 job minimum.
Same prices as everywhere else we work. No trip fee to the lake. Most Spring Valley Lake customers pair hard water restoration with the window clean, and lakefront solar owners pair pigeon proofing with a panel wash.
A recent Spring Valley Lake job: two story home, tall arched glass, hard water on the lower panes, every screen re-meshed in all weather mesh, one visit.
Tell us lakefront, golf course or interior street, one or two stories, and what you are seeing on the glass. Same day reply, free visit, firm number in writing.
We come out, and there is no trip fee. Spring Valley Lake is between Hesperia and Apple Valley, about fifteen minutes from our base. Most companies list Victorville and assume it covers the lake. It does not, on Google or on the ground, which is why we treat it as its own place with its own page.
Mineral. The irrigation water around the lake is heavy in dissolved minerals, and every time a sprinkler head throws onto the lower glass and the sun dries it, a little more is left behind. After a few summers it stops being spots and becomes a band. A normal wash does not touch it. Restoration does, and we test one pane free before quoting.
Stage one deposits, which is most of what we see at the lake, come off completely. Stage two, where the mineral has started to react with the glass surface, can be improved a lot but not fully erased, and replacement is the only complete fix. The free test pane is how we find out which you have, and we tell you before you pay for the rest.
Yes. Tall lake facing glass on two story homes is reached with a water fed pole from the ground, so nobody is leaning a ladder against the house or walking a wet deck. Purified water dries clear with nothing left behind, which matters most on the panes you actually look through.
Pigeons under solar panels, yes, and lakefront roofs get more of them because the water and the shade under the array are both close. We clear the nesting, clip rust resistant mesh to the frame with no drilling, and warranty it for two years. Waterfowl on the lawn are a different matter and not something we can fix.
Nothing we do changes the look of the house or touches the structure. Mesh is clipped, not bolted, and sits flush to the panel line. Screens keep their original frames. We leave the driveway and walkway clean. If your association wants a certificate of insurance before contractors work on the property, we send one.