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Skylight and high window cleaning in Naples.

Skylights, clerestory, stairwell and two- and three-story glass cleaned from the ground with a water-fed pole — no ladders leaned against your home.

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The glass that's hardest to reach is usually the glass that gets skipped — skylights, clerestory windows above a great room, stairwell panes, and the second- and third-story windows along a coastal home. So it hazes over while the rest of the house stays clear, and a hazy upper story reads as a home that isn't quite kept.

Salt cleans all of it from the ground. A water-fed pole carries pure water up to a brush at the tip, so we wash and rinse high glass without leaning a ladder against your home. It's part of the same recurring rhythm as our exterior window cleaning — every two months for most coastal homes — so the high panes never get the months they'd need for salt and hard water to set in.

Skylights have it worst of all, and the reason is simple geometry. Vertical glass sheds most of its water before it can dry; a skylight lies close to flat, so rain and roof runoff sit on the surface and evaporate in place, leaving their entire mineral load behind. Add the Naples sun baking each layer in, and skylights spot faster than any vertical pane on the house — which is why they belong on the same rhythm, not on a someday list.

What’s included

  • Skylights and roof glass

    Cleaned from the ground with the water-fed pole, so the overhead light comes through clear without anyone walking your roofline.

  • Clerestory and stairwell glass

    The tall panes above a great room or up a stair landing — the ones a ladder can't safely reach — washed and rinsed in the same visit.

  • Two- and three-story windows

    Upper-story glass cleaned from the ground, so the high windows finish as clear as the ones at eye level.

  • Spot-free pure-water finish

    Rinsed with deionized water that carries no minerals, so the high glass dries clear on its own with no spots and no toweling.

  • No ladders on your home

    The reach-and-wash pole keeps the work at ground level, so there's no ladder leaned against the wall and no foot traffic on the roof.

  • A set return rhythm

    We come back every two months (or monthly), same crew, so the upper-story glass stays on the same clean rhythm as the rest of the home.

How it works

  1. 01

    We read the glass

    Each visit starts by checking the high panes for heavy coastal buildup and bonded hard-water spotting, so we use the right approach on each window.

  2. 02

    Reach from the ground

    A water-fed pole extends up to the skylights and upper-story glass, with a brush at the tip — no ladders leaned against your home, no one on the roof.

  3. 03

    Water-fed wash

    The brush agitates and loosens the grime while pure water floods the surface, lifting salt haze off panes a ladder can't safely reach.

  4. 04

    Pure-water rinse

    The deionized rinse holds no minerals, so there's nothing left behind to dry into a spot — the high glass dries clear without toweling.

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Common questions

Can you really clean skylights and third-story glass without ladders?
Yes. A water-fed pole feeds pure water to a brush at the tip, so we wash and rinse skylights, clerestory glass, and upper-story windows from the ground. No ladders against your home, and the high panes finish as spot-free as the ones at eye level.
Will the high windows dry spot-free if no one wipes them down?
They will. We rinse with deionized water that carries no minerals, so when it dries on the glass there's nothing left to form a spot. That's how the upper-story panes finish clear without anyone toweling glass two stories up.
Do you clean the high glass on the same plan as the rest of the windows?
Yes. Skylights and upper-story glass go on the same recurring rhythm as the rest of the home — every two months for most coastal homes — so the high panes never quietly drift out of sync with the windows at eye level.
Why does my skylight spot worse than the rest of the windows?
Because water can't run off it. A vertical pane sheds most of its water before it dries; a skylight lies nearly flat, so every rain sits, evaporates in place, and leaves its full mineral load on the glass. That's also why skylights are the first glass to show etching when they're left off the schedule.
Do you walk on the roof to clean skylights?
No. The water-fed pole reaches skylights and roof glass from the ground, so nobody walks your roofline — which matters on tile roofs, where a footstep can crack a tile. No ladders against the gutters, no foot traffic overhead.
Can you reach glass above a pool cage or thick landscaping?
Usually, yes — that's the point of cleaning from the ground. The pole reaches up and over the obstacles that make ladder work impossible: pool cages, plantings against the wall, sloped ground. High glass that went years without cleaning is often just glass nobody could set a ladder near.
What if a high pane isn't right after you leave?
If it looks off from the ground, that's reason enough — tell us and we come back to make it right, under the same 365-day guarantee that covers every other window on the plan.

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