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★★★★★ 5.0 from 24 Google reviewsWindow Cleaning from $149. Free inspection, firm quote before we start.
Spring Valley Lake is where hard water does its worst work in this city. Years of sprinkler overspray off mineral heavy irrigation etches the glass, and a standard wash will not touch it.
If you are at Spring Valley Lake, ask about hard water before you book a standard clean. Years of overspray from mineral heavy lake irrigation etches into the glass, and washing it will not lift the cloudy band along the bottom.
Old Town is the opposite job. Original single pane windows, aluminum frames, and tracks that have never been professionally detailed. It takes longer than a newer home of the same size and we quote it that way.
No trip charge anywhere in Victorville, and no charge to come out and look.
Established tract housing, moderate arrays, and gutters that need clearing before they start holding nests.
Original single-pane windows, aluminum screens well past their life, and tracks nobody has ever detailed.
Exposed and dusty. Panels film over quickly and screens take a beating from blown grit.
From $149 single story and $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Hard water restoration is a separate line and we will show you the difference on one pane before you decide whether it is worth doing.
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. Victorville is the biggest city on our route and we are somewhere in it most weeks. We work across Spring Valley Lake, Eagle Ranch, Brentwood, Old Town, Mojave Heights, Green Tree and Mountain View Acres. No trip charge, and no charge to come and look.
From $149 single story and $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Hard water restoration is a separate line and we will show you the difference on one pane before you decide whether it is worth doing.
At Spring Valley Lake that is almost always hard water etched into the glass by mineral heavy irrigation, not dirt. A normal wash will not lift it. We will do one pane with the restoration process so you can see the difference before committing.
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.