Window Cleaning
Window Cleaning
Clean windows is one of the essential qualities of a beautiful property. Here in the flat lands of the midwest, your property is under a constant barrage of dirt and pollen that diminish the clarity and aesthetics of your windows. Whether you own a home or a business, clear windows will increase your curb appeal and ambiance drastically. At Central Illinois Window Cleaning, we specialize in window cleaning and use only the proper equipment to get the job done right. We apply the best and most proven techniques to avoid any damage to your home or place of business during the cleaning process.
"Why Should I hire a professional to clean my windows?"
Safety
Do you have second story or hard to reach windows? Studies show over 500,000 accidents a year nationwide are ladder related, 97% of which are homer owners trying to tackle home maintenance projects themselves. We have the proper equipment and safety procedures to handle the cleaning of your property with efficiency.
Tinted / Treated Windows
Trying to save a buck cleaning your windows yourself could cost you even more in repair bills if you damage your window treatments. Tint and infrared/UV blocking coatings can be easily scratched if the utmost care and attention to detail isn't given. Don't take the risk, hire a professionally trained and insured contractor who knows how to clean treated/tinted windows properly without damage.
Spot Potential Problems
As a homeowner/business owner, you might not always have the opportunity to be up close to your windows and notice the little things. Aged screens that are in need of replacing, rot on window sills, or non-functional windows. Spotting these problems early could save you big expenses later on.
Extending Life of Your Window
Windows that go uncleaned for years can and will start to become damaged prematurely. Dirt remaining on the surface season after season will start to etch your glass, requiring a more rigorous and expensive process to clean. We recommend cleaning your glass twice per year to avoid having hard water staining/etching.
