Every spring, the same thing happens across Cache Valley: the snow melts, the trees wake up, and a fine layer of pollen and valley dust settles onto every window in the valley. By May, glass that looked fine in March is hazy in the afternoon sun.
The best time for a first cleaning is mid-to-late spring, once the heaviest pollen has fallen. Cleaning too early means doing it again in a few weeks; waiting until summer means living with a filmy view for months.
A professional clean does more than the glass. We clear the tracks and sills where pollen and grit collect, and we clean the screens so they are not re-coating your freshly cleaned windows the next windy day. With our pure-water system, the rinse dries spot-free, even on hard-water-prone homes.
If you only clean your windows twice a year, spring and fall are the two to pick. Book the spring clean before the pollen peak and you will get the most clear-view days out of it.
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