Over the years, we have carefully honed and refined our window cleaning process to ensure that our clients receive the best possible results. Known as the “Pure Way”, our process has been rigorously tested and is proven to produce outstanding results.
How does it work?
It starts with our exclusive use of purified water. Unlike tap water, pure water doesn’t contain any minerals, chemicals or other contaminants that can leave spots and streaks on your windows.
Pure water works like magic on debris and build-up, drawing the dust and dirt that you don’t want on your windows right off with the water itself. The end result is crystal-clear windows that stay cleaner longer.
To ensure optimal cleanliness, we also use soft brushes and other gentle cleaning methods. This ensures that your window frames, ledges, and sills are left spotless.
Only the Best Tools and Equipment
In order to provide our clients with the best possible results, we only use the latest and most advanced tools and equipment. Our water-fed poles are extendable, so we can reach even the most difficult-to-reach windows.
Plus, our poles are fitted with brush heads that are specifically designed to clean windows. The bristles are soft enough to avoid scratching the glass but firm enough to loosen and remove stubborn dirt and debris.
When used in conjunction with our Pure water system, our poles and brush heads enable us to clean your windows quickly, efficiently and without any hassle. This allows you to enjoy unparalleled results without lifting a finger.
A Team of Experienced Professionals
In addition to using the best tools and equipment, we also believe that it’s important to have a team of experienced professionals who know how to use them.
All of our window cleaners are fully trained and experienced in the Pure Way. They know how to operate our water-fed poles and brush heads, and they also know how to handle and use pure water properly.
This enables them to clean your windows quickly and efficiently while also ensuring that they don’t damage your windows in the process.