Johns Island, home of the Angel Oak, is all big trees and open land, and those oaks drop pollen and sap on everything. We clean windows across the island, older homes and new builds alike.
We match the method to the window instead of forcing one tool to do it all. The lower and interior glass is washed by hand and pulled dry with a squeegee for a streak-free finish, with #0000 steel wool ready for the spots a rag won’t touch, pollen crust, bug residue, overspray, mineral stains, and it won’t scratch. Up high we switch to the water-fed pole: purified water run through reverse osmosis and a deionizing resin so it’s stripped of minerals, scrubbed on and rinsed off, drying clear with no spots and no ladder work around your property.
Heavy oak pollen and the Lowcountry humidity cloud the glass out here, especially in spring. We clean inside and out and keep the sashes dry.
FAQ
Oak pollen and sap keep spotting my windows. Can you get that off? Yes. Pollen and sap come off with our hand wash and a pass of #0000 steel wool, no scratching.
Can you reach the high windows? We can. The water-fed pole reaches two to three stories from the ground, no ladders.
Get your free Johns Island window cleaning quote today, call (854) 205-3268.