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Salt Cleaning — window cleaning in Naples, FL

Marco Island · Screen Cleaning

Screen cleaning on Marco Island.

Window and pool-cage screens on Marco cleaned and reseated, so the salt in the mesh stops running down the sliders every time it rains.

On most Marco homes the biggest screen is the pool cage, and on a canal lot it faces the water. The mesh catches salt off the canal and the Gulf breeze, holds it, and stays damp longer than the air around it. When the afternoon rain comes through, it carries that salt down onto the sliders, and glass that was just cleaned looks streaky within days.

That's why we do screens and glass on the same visit. Window and slider screens come out one opening at a time, get washed on both sides and rinsed with pure water, then go back square. A lot of cages on the island have mesh that has spent years in the sun. If a panel looks too brittle to survive a wash, we tell you instead of handing it back torn.

How the work is done: screen cleaning. Everything else we do in Marco Island.

Screen Cleaning in Marco Island — FAQ

Should we have the screens done after a tropical storm?
Yes, sooner rather than later. Storm spray coats the screens on every side of the house, not just the water side, and it bakes on if it sits.
Can you do the cage without the windows?
Yes. If the frame and floor need it too, that's a full lanai cleaning instead of screens alone.

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