From a routine shine to full glass restoration, every job gets the same care — residential or commercial, one window or the whole harbor block. Glass is where we started — but salt air works on the whole house. Windows, restoration, siding, decks, roofs — the whole coastal property, kept up on one rhythm.
Interior and exterior glass, tracks, and frames — the full window, not just the parts you can see from the couch. Booked as a one-time visit or on a schedule.
Coastal weather leaves a haze most cleaners just wipe over. We remove hard water and mineral buildup, oxidation, overspray, and etching down to the surface of the glass.
Hard-water etching most cleaners just wipe over, I restore. That's the specialty — I bring the glass back instead of replacing it.
See the before-and-afters below — the one thing no other cleaner on this coast can show you.
Our specialty
Low-pressure washing lifts the coastal salt, algae, and grime that build up on siding and trim — without the damage a pressure washer can leave behind.
From harbor-front shops to professional offices, we keep commercial glass on a set schedule — booked once, never something you have to remember.
Most window cleaners show up with a bucket and a ladder. Paul built his own water-fed trailer rig — purified water, reach poles, and pressure, all staged and ready before he ever knocks on your door. It's the reason a job that takes someone else two days takes him about two and a half hours.
Salt, algae, and mildew build up fast on coastal decking. We soft-wash the deck along with the house — safe on wood, composite, and pavers alike.
Moss and black streaking don't just look bad — they shorten the life of the roof. A gentle, low-pressure wash lifts it without damaging shingles or tile.
Water-fed pole only, screens stay in place, in and done fast. The between-visit touch-up that keeps glass easy to maintain until the next full clean.
Screen repair and restoration, plus deep track and sill cleaning — the details that make the whole window look new.
Final window and screen cleanup for builders and homeowners — construction dust, labels, and overspray gone.
Reliable turn cleaning between guests or tenants — booked once, handled every time.
Once-a-year cleaning gives salt and hard water a full season to bake onto the glass before we ever get to it. Twice a year keeps it from getting that far — and the off-season visit is a quick one.
Reach Paul at 541.450.5759 or request an estimate online in under a minute.
A clear quote — every window or just the key ones.
On schedule, bonded and insured, with care for your home and view.
We keep track of your home and remind you when it's time again.
We serve the Southern Oregon coast and the Northern California coast — based in Brookings, OR 97415, with one crew covering both states. Call or text 541.450.5759 to confirm your address.
It depends on how much hard water, oxidation, or etching is on the glass — and whether it's every window or just the key ones. We give a free, honest estimate before any work starts.
Yes. We run recurring programs for storefronts, offices, and property managers, plus one-off jobs. Ask about setting up a schedule so it's never something you have to chase down.
Yes — bonded and insured. That's non-negotiable for us, whether it's a single home or a multi-story storefront.
Yes. Brookings sits in a mild coastal microclimate — the "banana belt" — so we don't take the season off, and neither should your windows.
We do — it's our specialty. Salt air and hard water etch and cloud coastal glass; most cleaners wipe over it, we remove it. Interior/exterior, tracks and frames, mineral etching, oxidation, and overspray, on the Southern Oregon and Northern California coast.
Roughly $180–$320 for a single-story home, $300–$550 for two-story, and $550–$900+ for estates — interior and exterior, tracks and frames included. Condition is the only real variable. See the pricing page for a real number in about a minute.
Call or text Paul at 541.450.5759, or request an estimate online. We'll bring back the clarity — and keep it that way.