Screens at the coast
Window screen cleaning on 30A.
Screens hold salt, sand and pollen right in front of your windows. Washing them brightens the room and keeps that grit off clean glass.
A window screen is a fine mesh a couple of inches from your glass, and on 30A it catches a lot. Wind pushes salt and fine sand into the weave, spring pollen turns it yellow, and the humidity keeps it all damp and clinging. A clogged screen makes a room darker even when the glass behind it is clean.
It also works against clean glass. Every storm shakes some of what's in the mesh back onto the window. That's why screens are an add-on to exterior window cleaning, and the monthly plan includes a screen and track cleaning once a year.
We take screens down, wash the mesh and frames, and put each one back in the opening it came from. Repair isn't part of screen cleaning, but while they're out we'll point out torn mesh, bent frames or missing clips so you can get them fixed.
What’s included
Removal and reinstall
Screens taken down, cleaned and returned to the openings they came from.
Mesh washed through
Salt, sand, pollen and cobwebs washed out of the weave, not just brushed off.
Frames wiped
So the grime on the edges doesn't end up back on the glass or sills.
Damage pointed out
Torn mesh, bent frames and missing hardware noted for you.
How it works
- 01
Keep track of each screen
Screens come down one opening at a time so each goes back where it belongs.
- 02
Wash the mesh
Scrubbed gently and rinsed on both sides.
- 03
Dry and check
Looked over for damage while they're out of the frame.
- 04
Reinstall
Each screen seated back in its opening.
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