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Top 4 Best Window Cleaners to Use
Posted on Wednesday, April 9th 2025

With so many professional window cleaning options, it can be difficult to determine which is the best window cleaner for your home or commercial property. Window cleaners with great reviews might not provide the services you need. If you’re new to town, it’s possible that a brand you had a good experience with in your old neighborhood doesn’t meet the mark where you live now.

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Cleaning Windows in the Winter: 6 Tips and Why It’s Important
Posted on Wednesday, February 12th 2025

Cleaning the windows is rarely any homeowner’s favorite chore, but washing windows in cold weather makes it an even less enjoyable task. It’s tempting to think that you can skip maintaining your windows until it’s time to start spring cleaning, but dirt and grime don’t stop just because it’s cold outside. Melting snow can be a magnet for debris, and ice-melting salt may become a serious problem if caught in your window’s tracks. Window cleaning needs to stay on your to-do list, no matter the weather.

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Clean Windows Without Streaks: 4 Tips
Posted on Wednesday, January 8th 2025

Every homeowner knows the importance of a good first impression. When your windows are clean and streak-free, your home is putting its best face forward! Unfortunately, most window cleaning products on the market fail to deliver clean windows without streaks. While it may be tempting to give up on your goal of streak-free windows altogether, it’s doable with the right guidance.

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Removing Water Spots on Windows: How to Fix & Prevent
Posted on Wednesday, August 14th 2024

In many areas of the country, homeowners and business owners use hard water for bathing, cooking, and cleaning. Hard water has a high mineral content of magnesium and calcium. When filtered and treated, this type of water is drinkable and potable. When using hard water on surfaces like glass (your windows, for example) and it evaporates, the minerals it contains are left behind to dry and harden. The spots are not very noticeable and are typically easy to remove at first. However, if left unattended, the deposits build up a thick whitish glaze, and the sun will bake these spots onto the glass. This makes removing water spots on windows more difficult.

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How Window Washing Prices Can Vary & What You Should Know
Posted on Wednesday, July 17th 2024

According to Angi, a leader in the home services industry, homeowners typically pay between about $150 and $300 for professional window cleaning services. What elements affect that pricing or cause costs to vary? Aside from where you live and the company you chose, there are things to consider that will increase or decrease the price of cleaning your windows. Learn how eight factors affect window washing prices.

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How to Get Mold Off an Awning: What to Try & When to Hire a Pro
Posted on Wednesday, February 14th 2024

Awnings provide many benefits to a home from giving shade to enhancing the look of a property. As they are usually positioned above doors and windows, Fish Window Cleaning® often performs awning cleaning as part of our window cleaning services. For homeowners and businesses, it often just makes sense since we’re addressing the windows anyway.

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Office Window Cleaning: 10 Questions to Ask a Service Company
Posted on Wednesday, January 10th 2024

Shiny, streak-free windows in your office or commercial building have a value beyond aesthetics. Not only does it make a good impression on customers to have clean windows, but it can elevate the work experience for your employees as well. Office window cleaning can either be done by yourself or by hiring a professional service. The benefit of hiring a professional service is that you can deduct the cost as an expense towards your business. According to the IRS, routine maintenance that keeps your property in normal efficient operating condition, but that doesn’t materially increase the value of your property or substantially prolong its life, is deductible. Check with your tax accountant to see if window cleaning falls under the category of an expense that is deductible within the year.

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