Exterior window cleaning in Fort Myers.

Fort Myers glass carries a double load that most of the coast does not. The Caloosahatchee runs brackish where it meets the Gulf, so salt drifts inland on the river breeze and lands on the panes facing the water, while the heavy year-round irrigation that keeps Lee County lawns green throws mineral-rich spray across everything below about six feet. The result is a home with two different problems on the same wall: salt haze up high, chalky hard-water rings down low, and a homeowner who cannot work out why washing the windows never quite fixes it.

Our exterior window cleaning handles both in one pass. The water-fed pole reaches the second-story glass on the older two-story homes along McGregor Boulevard from the ground, so nothing gets leaned against a hundred-year-old facade, and the newer window walls out in Gateway and off Colonial get the same treatment without a lift. The brush works the salt out of the frames and muntins first, then the deionized rinse carries it away carrying no minerals of its own, so the glass dries clear with nothing left behind to spot.

Where the lower panes have already gone chalky from years of sprinkler overspray, our hard-water stain removal lifts the bonded deposit by hand before the plan takes over. Most Fort Myers homes settle on every two months, which is what it takes to stay ahead of a climate that never gives the glass an off-season. More on the area in Fort Myers.