Window Cleaning in Foley, AL

Foley is a few miles inland, so people assume salt is not a problem here. On a breezy day, though, the salt haze off the Gulf reaches all the way up Highway 59, and it settles on glass along with everything else in the air. Add the dust that blows off the farm fields between Foley and Summerdale, and you get a gritty film that looks dull in the morning sun.

Humidity makes it stick. South Baldwin stays damp most of the year, and that moisture turns pollen and dust into a paste on the outside of your windows. In spring, the pines and live oaks around Glenlakes and Riverside drop enough pollen to turn screens yellow. Summer storms then splash dirt and mulch up onto the lower panes, and the sun bakes it on before the next rain.

New construction is the other big one. A lot of Foley homes are only a few years old, and many still have faint stucco, mortar, or paint spots on the glass from the build. Those need careful handling, because the wrong tool can scratch new glass. We check for it during the estimate and let you know what we see.

Foley homeowners make up most of our work here, from golf course homes in Glenlakes with big views across the fairways to family homes in Riverside and the neighborhoods off County Road 20. Some customers book a single deep clean before family visits or the holidays. Others set up a recurring plan so they never have to think about it.

We clean a lot of Foley storefronts, too. Downtown shops on Laurel Avenue and the businesses that line Highway 59 get heavy traffic and road dust, and dirty glass makes a store look closed even when it is open. We work around your business hours and keep the sidewalk clear while we clean.

Because Foley is close to the beach, many owners here rent out a second home or manage properties for others. We are glad to coordinate with property managers and can schedule between guest stays so the place always photographs well.

We are a locally owned company, not a franchise, and our team lives and works in South Baldwin County. When you call, you talk to someone who knows exactly where Glenlakes, Magnolia Springs, and Elberta are and how long it takes to get there.

We use traditional hand cleaning and a water-fed pole system and choose based on the window and the result you want. Purified water leaves no minerals behind, so outside glass dries clear even in Foley humidity. We are fully insured for residential and commercial work, and we treat your home like we would treat our own.

If you are in Summerdale, Magnolia Springs, or Elberta, you are on our route too. Those communities have a lot of older homes with original wood windows and screens, and we take extra care with them.