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★★★★★ 5.0 from 24 Google reviewsWindow Cleaning from $149. Free inspection, firm quote before we start.
Almost every property up here is on well water through Sheep Creek or a private well, and it is hard. Left to dry on glass it leaves mineral spotting nothing in a bottle removes, so purified water is not a nicety in Phelan.
Every Phelan property we service draws hard water, whether from Sheep Creek or a private well. Left to dry on glass it leaves mineral spotting that nothing in a spray bottle removes, so we wash and rinse with deionized water throughout.
At 4,100 feet the temperature swing also drives dust into window frames and tracks harder than it does on the valley floor. We detail the tracks on every exterior clean rather than treating it as an extra.
No trip charge anywhere in Phelan, and no charge to come out and look.
Well water through the Sheep Creek district. Hard water on glass is essentially universal along here.
Higher again at around 4,170 feet. Bigger swings, more thermal movement, harder on mesh and sealant.
Working properties with outbuildings, long fence lines and equipment that often gets pressure washed while we are out.
From $149 single story and $249 two story with screens, tracks and sills included. No trip charge for Phelan, we just group the days.
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. We come up to Phelan and Piñon Hills on grouped days so the drive is shared. We work across Phelan Village Center, Baldy Mesa West, the Sheep Creek corridor and Piñon Hills. No trip charge, and no charge to come and look.
From $149 single story and $249 two story with screens, tracks and sills included. No trip charge for Phelan, we just group the days.
Well water in this area is hard, and when it dries on glass the minerals stay behind. We wash and rinse with purified deionized water so there is nothing left to dry into a spot.
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.