




This Willow Glen home had the full treatment - interior glass, exterior glass, and screens all done in one visit. A lot of homes in this part of San Jose have two-story sections with windows that are just not practical to reach with a standard ladder setup. That's where our water-fed pole system comes in.
The water-fed pole lets us scrub and rinse upper-level glass from the ground. It pushes purified water up through the pole and out the brush head, loosening dirt and rinsing it clean without leaving mineral spots behind. No ladder juggling, no risk, and the glass gets a thorough clean - not just a quick wipe.
For the lower and accessible windows, we switched over to traditional squeegee methods. Scrubber to apply the solution, squeegee to pull it clean. It's the tried-and-true approach that gives you that streak-free finish on the glass you're actually looking through every day.
The screens got their own dedicated attention. We pulled them all down, ran them through our Xero screen cleaner setup, and rinsed them out properly. Most screens collect a surprising amount of dust, pollen, and fine debris over time - and a lot of that stuff ends up back on your windows if the screens aren't clean. Getting them done at the same time just makes sense.
Willow Glen homes tend to have a lot of character - wood shingle siding, detailed trim, mature landscaping. We're used to working carefully around all of it. The goal is always clean glass and zero mess left behind.