Skylight and high window cleaning in Bonita Springs.

Bonita Springs runs to gated waterfront and golf communities — Bonita Bay, Barefoot Beach, the clubs north of Naples in Lee County — and the homes inside them tend toward tall, light-filled glass: skylights over a great room, two-story foyer windows, clerestory bands above a golf or water view. The communities along the beach and the Imperial River take Gulf air on that high glass; the golf-side homes deal more with irrigation overspray drying onto the upper panes. Either way it's the glass a ladder can't safely reach on a two-story home.

We reach the skylights, foyer glass, and high view panes from the ground with the water-fed pole and finish with a deionized rinse, so the high glass dries spot-free with no ladders against the house or the cage. For a gated community that runs on approved vendors, the from-the-ground method is the point — less ladder risk on the buildings and predictable upkeep on a schedule the board can count on. We're insured and ready for the approved list.

Because Bonita's waterfront and golf communities mix seasonal and year-round owners, we keep the high glass on the same every-two-month rhythm as our exterior window cleaning, so a home that sits empty over summer still has clear skylights when the owner returns. More on what we cover in Bonita Springs.