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Salt Cleaning — window cleaning in Naples, FL

Recurring screen care

Screen cleaning in Naples.

Window and lanai screens cleaned and reseated on a set rhythm, so the salt and pollen they trap stop clouding the view behind them.

This close to the Gulf, screens do quiet work — and they pay for it. Window and lanai screens catch the salt, pollen, and fine coastal grit blowing off the water, and that mesh clogs faster here than almost anywhere. Left alone, a dingy screen dulls the light and casts its haze over glass you just had cleaned.

Screen cleaning is built to ride along with the plan. We pull each screen, clear the trapped buildup from the mesh, and reseat it square — so the view reads clean front to back. It pairs naturally with exterior window cleaning, since a fresh screen over fresh glass is what keeps the whole opening clear.

There's a second cost to a loaded screen that most people never connect: it re-dirties the glass behind it. Salt is a mineral that holds moisture, so a salty screen stays damp long after the air dries — and when rain or sprinkler water passes through that mesh, it carries the trapped grit onto the pane below and dries in drip lines. Clean glass behind a dirty screen doesn't stay clean, which is why the two belong on the same rhythm.

What’s included

  • Window and lanai screens

    Both the small window screens and the large lanai and cage panels, where coastal salt and pollen collect the heaviest.

  • Mesh cleared of trapped grit

    The salt, pollen, and fine grime caught in the weave is washed out, so light and air pass through the way they should.

  • Frames and tracks wiped

    The screen frame and its channel are cleaned at the same time, so the panel slides and seats the way it was meant to.

  • Reseated square

    Every screen goes back in its own opening, set square and secure — no rattling panel, no gap at the corner.

  • Free every year on your plan

    The monthly plan includes a free screen and track cleaning each year, so the whole opening stays fresh — not just the glass.

  • Kept clear on a rhythm

    Added to the plan, screens are cleared every two months (or monthly), so the coastal buildup never gets the months it needs to clog the mesh.

How it works

  1. 01

    We pull each screen

    Screens come out one opening at a time and stay tracked to where they belong, so nothing gets mixed up or forced into the wrong frame.

  2. 02

    Clear the mesh

    The trapped salt, pollen, and grit is washed out of the weave, and the frame is wiped down so the whole panel is clean, not just the surface.

  3. 03

    Pure-water rinse

    Rinsed with deionized water that carries no minerals, so the mesh and frame dry clean on their own with no fresh spotting left behind.

  4. 04

    Reseat and check the slide

    Each screen goes back square in its opening and is checked so it sits flush and slides freely — secure, with no gap at the corner.

Common questions

Why do my screens get dirty so fast near the water?
Coastal screens sit right in the path of salt air, pollen, and fine grit blowing off the Gulf, and the mesh catches all of it. That's why screens this close to the water clog far faster than inland ones, and why keeping them on a recurring rhythm matters.
Can screen cleaning be added to my plan?
Yes. Screen cleaning rides along with the recurring plan, cleared every two months (or monthly) on the same visit as your glass. New plan members get the first-visit screen and track cleaning included, so the whole opening starts clean from day one.
Do you handle large lanai and cage screens?
Yes. Lanai and pool-cage panels trap the most salt and dust, so they benefit most from a set rhythm. We clear the mesh, wipe the frame, and reseat each panel square so the favorite room reads clean instead of hazed.
Do dirty screens make the glass behind them dirty?
They do. Rain and irrigation water wash through the mesh, pick up the salt and grit trapped in the weave, and dry on the pane below as streaks and drip spots. It's why glass behind an old screen spots faster than glass without one — and why we clean screens and glass on the same visit.
How do I know my screens need cleaning?
The buildup is gradual, so the tells sneak up on you: the view reads gray even after the glass is cleaned, less breeze moves through the lanai, and rooms feel dimmer than they used to. Pull one screen and look through the open frame — the difference is usually startling.
Will washing damage older, sun-brittled screens?
The Florida sun makes old mesh brittle, so we handle every panel by its frame and wash gently rather than scrubbing hard. If a screen looks too far gone to survive a cleaning, we tell you before touching it instead of handing you back a torn panel.
Do you take the screens out or clean them in place?
Window and slider screens come out, one opening at a time, so the mesh can be washed properly on both sides — then each goes back square in its own opening. Panels stay tracked to where they belong, so nothing ends up forced into the wrong frame.

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