Rain does not make windows dirty; dirt makes windows dirty. Rainwater is nearly pure distilled water. When it hits clean glass, it simply runs off and dries clear. The "spots" you see after a rainstorm are actually dust, pollen, and screen debris that the rain has turned into mud. By getting a professional window cleaning in Happy Valley before the rainy season, you remove the dirt so the rain stays clear.

Rain Armor is a hydrophobic glass sealant (similar to wax for your car). In the Pacific Northwest, it is essential. It fills the microscopic pores of the glass, causing water to bead up and roll off instantly. This prevents hard water mineral deposits from etching into the glass and keeps your windows clean about 30% longer through the winter months.

We ask that you clear small breakables (vases, photos) from the window sills. For heavy furniture like sofas or desks, our team is trained to work around them using extended tools. If a piece of furniture absolutely must be moved to access the glass, we will gently slide it (with sliders) and replace it, but we prefer to work around your layout to minimize disruption.

We have a strict "White Sock" Policy. Our technicians wear surgical-grade shoe covers (booties) the moment they step inside. We also use drop cloths under every window we clean to catch any rogue drips. We treat your floors with more respect than our own.

We treat leaded glass and "true divided light" (French panes) with extreme delicacy. We hand-wash these using natural sea sponges to avoid damaging the lead came or the glazing putty. These require more time and craftsmanship, which will be reflected in your custom quote.

To maintain the glass warranty and curb appeal, we recommend:

• Exterior: Twice a year (Once in Spring to remove pollen, once in Autumn to remove dust before the rains).

• Interior: Once a year.