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Gutter Cleaning Tools to Make The Job Less Daunting
Posted on Monday, August 31st 2020

Gutters catch rainwater from your roof and channel it to the downspouts. Keeping your gutters clean will allow precipitation runoff to flow freely and prevent excess water from pooling around the home, avoiding damage to the foundation. Clogged gutters can also increase the load on roofs, causing them to sag and leak — creating an opportunity for rot and deterioration along the fascia and soffits on your home.

Gutter Cleaning Services: DIY or Hire a Pro? Know the Risks.
Posted on Tuesday, June 30th 2020

No one enjoys spending a perfectly good afternoon cleaning gunk out of the gutters. However, it is an important piece of home maintenance. Not cleaning your gutters can do a lot of damage to your home, and yet cleaning the gutters yourself can put you in danger. Gutters need to be cleaned at least twice a year. Gutters collect rainwater from the roof and direct it away from the foundation of your home. A clogged gutter could cause a backup of water which could potentially build up around the foundation. Depending on the amount of water, it could then leak into your basement or crawl space. Left unchecked, this could lead to costly foundation issues and even mold.

ABCs of Spring Cleaning
Posted on Friday, May 29th 2020

It's not too late to do some spring cleaning! Cleaning may not be everyone's favorite task but Jamie Hitmar, owner of Fish Window Cleaning in Durham, NC, shares some tips to make it go smoothly and make it a little more fun for the whole family. Need help with your spring cleaning? Of course we can check window cleaning off your to-do list but did you know that we also clean gutters, chandeliers and outdoor light fixtures, mirrors, ceiling fans, skylights, and more? Let us help make your spring cleaning easy!

Why Should Businesses Prioritize Clean Windows?
Posted on Friday, May 1st 2020

Your windows are one of the first things your customers will see and we know expectations have changed. Your customers will be paying more attention to cleanliness now than ever before. Proper cleaning techniques and equipment must be used to help break down and remove viruses that can live on glass, including COVID-19, for several days, as well as other germs, bacteria, and contaminants. Don't put yourself or your employees at risk by cleaning your own windows!

Don't Let Halloween Window Decor Leave Scary Scratches Behind
Posted on Friday, October 11th 2019

While Halloween decorations can add a fun, spooky touch to your home, they can sometimes leave behind scary residue – particularly on windows. Between stubborn marks and mysterious goo left behind by window clings, tape or other anchoring devices, windows can be tough to clean when it’s time for the ghosts and ghouls to disappear.

How to Keep Your New Year’s Resolution for a Clean Home
Posted on Friday, January 4th 2019

With the new year comes New Year’s resolutions. Determined Americans across the country are resolving to be more fit, financially-responsible and tidier in the new year. Unfortunately, according to U.S. News & World Report, 80 percent of New Year’s resolutions fail by February! This epidemic failure rate most often stems from unrealistic goals or lack of planning. Fortunately, we’ve got some tips on how you can keep your resolution to maintain a nice, clean home.

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