Most homeowners benefit from window cleaning two to four times a year, depending on sun exposure, humidity, and how much tree coverage surrounds the home. In Tallahassee specifically, pollen season and the heavy tree canopy mean windows can go from clear to hazy faster than in less shaded neighborhoods. A service plan helps keep this on a schedule rather than waiting until the haze becomes obvious.

Purified water has been filtered to remove the minerals found in regular tap water, which allows the glass to air dry completely clean without leaving spots. Standard tap water often leaves behind the mineral residue that causes that cloudy look over time, so purified water addresses a cause that ordinary cleaning methods do not.

Some hard water spots can be lifted with regular cleaning, but heavy mineral staining that has set in over time often requires a separate restoration process beyond a standard window cleaning. Regular cleaning with purified water helps prevent this buildup from reaching that point in the first place.

For exterior only window cleaning, you generally do not need to be home as long as there is clear access around the home. If interior windows are part of the service, someone will need to be home so we can access the inside of the glass safely.

Rain itself usually is not the problem. Dust, pollen, and mineral residue already on the glass can get rearranged by rainwater and create new streaks or spotting, especially if the glass was due for a cleaning before the rain happened. Regular cleaning keeps that buildup from accumulating to the point where rain makes it visible.