Tiny Loch Arbour sits between Deal Lake and the ocean. Its homes get salt from one side and lake spray from the other, and we keep their glass clear.
Loch Arbour is one of the smallest municipalities in New Jersey, a quiet village set between Deal Lake, the Atlantic, and Allenhurst. Its homes have water views in nearly every direction.
With the ocean and the lake so close, windows collect salt film and spotting quickly. We clean them inside and out, clear tracks and sills of sand, and keep screens clean.
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.
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“Owen was professional, punctual, and extremely thorough. My windows look crystal clear, truly the best they’ve looked in years.”
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