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1. Apply water to the window and scrub (using a generous drop cloth when working inside to protect your furnishings and floors).
July 31, 2020
Excellence in Window Cleaning
Here's How We Do It!
Some may
think that all window cleaners are the same, and therefore search for someone to
clean them with only price in mind. Allow me to tell you what makes our services the most thorough in
the industry: Our Livingston and Bozeman window cleaning
service includes a five-step process.
1. Apply water to the window and scrub (using a generous drop cloth when working inside to protect your furnishings and floors).
2. Squeegee the water off of the window
removing most of the soil and contaminants that were water soluble.
3. Thoroughly dry all edges and wipe
down the sill to remove any moisture that may be left.
4. As a finishing step, polish off any
remaining debris or mineral deposits, leaving the glass as smooth as possible. This is an important step to prevent water
spots from forming when it rains. Any
tiny debris left behind will cause the water to cling to that area forming those
dreaded “water spots.”
5. Clean and reinstall the screens
in the window units when we are done cleaning both sides of the glass.
If you have
paint, stain, silicone, or heavy hard water deposits, we have the best tools
and products in the industry to deal with these interlopers, giving you the best
view possible and a long lasting clean. We are highly trained professional cleaners that treat your home with
the respect it deserves.
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