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Window Cleaning in Wrightwood

From $149, screens, tracks and sills included. Thirty minutes up Highway 2 from our Phelan days, same prices, no trip fee.

Wrightwood gets both mountain problems at once: pine pollen and sap from the trees, and wind off the desert that comes up the Cajon and Lone Pine Canyon carrying grit. The glass on the desert facing side of a cabin looks like Phelan glass, the glass under the pines looks like Arrowhead glass, and both get done on the same visit.

Windows $149 Two story $249 Inside +$49 Solar $7/panel Pigeon proofing $450 Screens $53.99
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Window cleaning $149 / $249

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More than 12 windows +$39
Inside windows too +$49 Every window in the house, tracks vacuumed and wiped dry
Large or custom home Lake homes, tall glass and lots of it. Tony confirms the price after a look.

What you get. More light in every room, a clear view, screens and tracks that slide the way they should, and glass that lasts because hard water never gets the chance to etch it.

Why now. Dust and sprinkler overspray build up fast up here. A cleaning every 3 to 6 months keeps hard water from setting into the glass.

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Desert dust and hard water come back, the same as a lawn grows back. On a plan Tony texts you before each visit, so you never have to remember.

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    What Tony gets
    Texting? Add a photo of your roof or windows. Tony can size the job before he drives out.
    Or call714-559-0300
    How to tell it's time
    • Windows. Spots when the sun hits the glass, screens that look gray, or more than 6 months since the last clean.
    • Solar panels. No wash in the last 6 months, or a sunny day in your solar app reading lower than it used to.
    • Pigeons. Birds on the roof, droppings on the tile or driveway, cooing under the panels, or a sharp ammonia smell in the heat. They don't leave on their own.
    • Screens. Tears, holes, mesh that bows out of the frame or crumbles when you press it.

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    We cover the High Desert: Hesperia, Victorville, Apple Valley, Oak Hills, Phelan, Adelanto, Spring Valley Lake and Silverwood.

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    What you're looking at

    • Windows cleaned with purified water, screens, tracks and sills included.
    • Solar panels washed streak free, $7 a panel.
    • Pigeon mesh clipped to the panel frame, never bolted, with free spinners on the vents.
    • Screens re-meshed on site in charcoal fiberglass or all weather.
    Around town

    Wrightwood and the way up

    Village and Park Drive

    Cabins close together under the pines, with small paned windows and sap on anything under a branch.

    Toward Mountain High

    Newer homes higher up Highway 2 with bigger glass and more snow, and screens that need all weather mesh to survive the winter.

    Pinon Hills and the 138

    On the way up, the desert side homes with the wind problem: grit that coats glass in a week and sandblasts fiberglass screens.

    Wind and pine

    Two problems, one visit

    The desert facing glass gets a purified water scrub that lifts the grit without grinding it in, and the screens on that side are checked for wind wear. The tree side gets the pollen film rinsed and the sap worked off with a solvent, pane by pane, wet so nothing scratches. Tracks fill with needles and grit both, and the $49 inside add on vacuums them dry.

    Price

    What it costs in Wrightwood

    $149 single story, $249 two story, screens, tracks and sills included. Inside every window $49. Screens re-meshed from $53.99, all weather $64.99. Solar $7 a panel. $149 job minimum, no trip fee, 10% off the first visit booked on our website. Wrightwood is grouped with our Phelan and Pinon Hills days, so the soonest day is usually within the week.

    Both sides of the cabin, one visit

    Build your quote above. Grouped with our Phelan days.

    FAQ

    Wrightwood questions

    How soon can you get to Wrightwood?

    Usually within the week, because it is grouped with our Phelan and Pinon Hills days and is thirty minutes up Highway 2 from there. No trip fee.

    What does it cost up the mountain?

    The same as the High Desert: windows from $149 single story and $249 two story with screens, tracks and sills included, screens re-meshed from $53.99, solar $7 a panel. The only rule for mountain visits is a $149 job minimum. No trip fee.

    Can you get pine sap and pollen off the glass?

    Yes. Pollen film rinses off with purified water and a scrub. Sap takes a solvent and a little patience, pane by pane, and it comes off without scratching when the glass is worked wet.

    The wind side screens are worn through. What do you put on?

    All weather mesh, $64.99 a screen re-meshed on site. Vinyl coated polyester takes the grit where fiberglass goes chalky and tears, with a 2 year warranty.

    Do you come up in winter?

    Yes, when the roads are clear. We schedule around storms and chain controls, and if a day turns we text and move it rather than show up late to a snowed in driveway.