Skylight and high window cleaning in Cape Coral.

The tall glass on a Cape Coral canal home is almost always on the water side, which is also the hardest side to work. Behind the house is a pool cage, a paver deck, and then the canal, so there is nowhere good to set a ladder and no reason to want to — the upper view windows over the dock in Cape Harbour and Tarpon Point are exactly the panes that take the most salt and the ones a ladder can least safely reach.

Our skylight and high window cleaning works those from the ground with a water-fed pole, reaching over and around the cage rather than through it, so nothing leans on stucco, nothing gets dragged across the pavers, and nobody is standing on a deck edge above water. The pure deionized rinse leaves the high panes to sheet dry spot-free, which is the only way glass that tall finishes evenly.

Skylights over a great room get the same treatment from the ground. Most homes here run the high glass on the same recurring plan as the exterior windows, because the upper canal-facing panes are on the fastest-hazing elevation of the house. More on the area in Cape Coral.