Who cleans second-story windows in Gulf Breeze?
Many homes in Gulf Breeze and Tiger Point are two stories, with upper windows that can't be reached safely from a ladder. How do high windows get cleaned, and what does it cost?
Answer from the WAHOO! Team
We do, all the time. A lot of the Tiger Point golf-course homes are two-story, and we use water-fed poles and the right equipment to safely reach second-story and hard-to-get windows in Gulf Breeze. No ladder balancing required on your end.
Answer from the WAHOO! Team
Second-story glass is routine for us, and you should never be on a ladder over your own landscaping to get it. We use water-fed carbon-fiber poles that clean and rinse high exterior glass from the ground with purified water: spot-free drying, no ladder against your gutters, no one walking on your roof. Where ladder work really is needed (some interior uppers and certain architectural windows), we're trained, careful with siding and flower beds, and fully insured, so the risk never lands on you. Two-story homes around Gulf Breeze also collect more up high, like salt haze off the Sound, pollen film and spider webs under the eaves, because nobody touches that glass between professional visits. It's where a pro makes the most visible difference. Pricing is by pane count like any home, and upper-story panes add $5 each on the second story and $8 each on the third, because they take more time and setup. Text or call 850-378-3301 with your address and we'll text you a price.
Answers written by Paul Kunkleman and the WAHOO! Window Cleaning crew — licensed & insured, Pensacola, FL.