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Most Oak Hills properties are on wells, and well water in this area is hard enough to leave mineral spotting that a normal wash will not lift. The custom homes also run long window walls facing the view, which is where it shows.
Most Oak Hills properties draw from a well, and well water in this area is hard enough that it leaves mineral spotting the moment it dries on glass. We rinse and finish with purified deionized water for exactly that reason.
The custom homes out here also run long window walls facing the view, which is where hard water shows worst. That glass is usually the whole reason someone calls us.
No trip charge anywhere in Oak Hills, and no charge to come out and look.
Established area with a mix of older and newer properties and plenty of outbuildings that need pressure washing.
The Hesperia side of Oak Hills. Newer construction, big south-facing arrays, high pigeon pressure.
Wide open and exposed, right in the wind. Panels dust over faster here than almost anywhere we service.
From $149 single story and $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Large window walls and specialty glass are quoted after we count them, and there is no trip charge for Oak Hills.
Full price list on the pricing page, including what moves a quote up or down. Nothing gets added once we are on site.
Our own photos from actual jobs. Nothing bought, nothing borrowed.
Yes. Oak Hills sits on our regular run between Hesperia and Phelan. We work across West Oak Hills, Country Mesa Estates, Yucca Inn, the Ranchero corridor and Baldy Mesa. No trip charge, and no charge to come and look.
From $149 single story and $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Large window walls and specialty glass are quoted after we count them, and there is no trip charge for Oak Hills.
If you are on a well, that is minerals in the water drying on the glass. We rinse and finish with purified deionized water, which has the minerals stripped out, so it dries clear instead of spotting.
That is usually hard water etched into the glass by sprinkler overspray, not dirt. It needs a restoration process rather than a wash. We will tell you honestly if the etching has gone too deep to fully recover.
Tell us what you have and we will get back to you the same day. Calling is usually fastest.