Window cleaning in Roswell and Alpharetta

What Roswell and Alpharetta do to a window

North Fulton was farm and pasture thirty years ago, and in Johns Creek, Alpharetta and Milton it turned into some of the largest homes in Georgia. Country Club of the South and St Ives in Johns Creek, Windward on Lake Windward in Alpharetta and White Columns in Milton were all built around fairways and ponds, with the old tree lines left standing as buffers. Those pines and oaks drop the yellow pollen onto every house in late March and April, and the open ground between them lets the wind carry it farther than it does in town. Along the Chattahoochee in Horseshoe Bend and the Roswell river neighborhoods, the morning fog off the water pulls the pollen down onto the glass and keeps the north sides damp.

Irrigation is the constant up here. Nearly every lot in Windward, Medlock Bridge, Country Club of the South and the Crabapple estates has a sprinkler system, many of the larger Milton properties off Birmingham Highway and Hopewell Road run them on wells, and the fairways at Country Club of the South, St Ives and the Golf Club of Georgia are watered most mornings from spring through September. The overspray leaves hard mineral spots along the lower panes that build month over month. Construction has not stopped either, with new sections going in around Avalon, downtown Alpharetta and the Milton side of Crabapple, and the red clay dust settles on glass a long way downwind. In November the oaks around Canton Street and Historic Roswell fill the gutters in three weeks.

A quarterly plan suits most Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek homes, with the inside glass done once a year, and most customers add a spring visit right after the pollen. Fairway homes at Country Club of the South, St Ives and Windward and the well-water properties in Milton often go to every two months through the summer to keep the spots from setting. These houses run to two-story foyers, great-room glass over the course and third-floor dormers, and we clean them with water-fed poles and ladders where needed. We know the gate procedures at Country Club of the South, St Ives and White Columns, work the whole street in one pass, and send a text the morning of each visit.

Where we work in Roswell and Alpharetta

• Country Club of the South
• St Ives Country Club
• Windward and Lake Windward
• White Columns and Birmingham Highway
• Crabapple and Hopewell Road
• Horseshoe Bend and Willow Springs
• Historic Roswell and Canton Street
• Avalon and downtown Alpharetta
• Medlock Bridge and Rivermont
• Chattahoochee River corridor

We also clean windows in Atlanta, Sandy Springs and Dunwoody, Vinings and East Cobb, Peachtree City, Lake Lanier.