Skylight and high window cleaning in Fort Myers.

Fort Myers has two very different high-glass problems in the same city. The older two-story homes along McGregor Boulevard and through the River District have dormers, transoms, and gable windows set into facades nobody should be leaning a ladder against, often with mature landscaping right where a ladder's feet would want to go. Out in Gateway and off Colonial the newer builds have tall stairwell glass and clerestory bands above the sliders that are simply beyond reach from the floor.

Our skylight and high window cleaning solves both the same way: from the ground. The water-fed pole reaches two- and three-story glass and roof skylights without anything touching the building, and the pure deionized rinse means the panes sheet dry on their own — which is the only practical finish for glass no one can towel.

Skylights in particular are worth doing on a rhythm here, because the film that builds on roof glass is the thing that quietly dims a whole room, and nobody notices it happening. Most homes fold the high glass into the same recurring plan as the exterior windows rather than treating it as a separate call. More on the area in Fort Myers.