Elberon’s grand homes and oceanfront estates call for patient, detailed window cleaning. That’s exactly what we bring.
Elberon is the historic southern section of Long Branch, once a summer retreat for U.S. presidents. The Church of the Presidents, built in 1879, still stands on Ocean Avenue, surrounded by large estates and oceanfront homes.
Big homes mean a lot of glass, much of it tall, old, or hard to reach. We clean interiors by hand, use water-fed poles for upper floors, and treat every home with care: shoe covers on, furniture moved and put back.
Every pane on every floor, cleaned with water-fed poles, a traditional squeegee and soap, or a combination of both, depending on the window.
Cleaned the traditional way with a squeegee and window-cleaning soap. Shoe covers on, furniture moved carefully and put back.
Sand, grit, and salt cleared out of tracks and sills so windows and sliders open smoothly.
Screens removed, washed, and reinstalled, so clean glass isn’t viewed through a dirty screen.
Torn or damaged screens fixed and returned to service before the summer season.
Hard-water spots, salt film, and old adhesive removed so the glass looks new again.
Worn latches, rollers, and window hardware replaced so everything opens and locks properly.
Gutters cleared to protect siding, trim, and the windows beneath them.
Every one of our Google reviews is five stars. Here’s what one customer had to say.
“They wore shoe covers in my house. Good communicators. They noted where there was previous damage to screens or scratches in the glass. Our windows are now spotless.”
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