San Antonio Window Cleaning…Your Worst Nightmare

Very few people in this world enjoy painting their homes and so a house painter is great, wonderful, a true blessing. But if they don’t do their preparation work correctly, they become big trouble. I’m talking about taping and covering your carpets, trim, fixtures, switches and…..your windows.

Throughout my visits to homes doing San Antonio window cleaning, it is very rare that I find a home that doesn’t have either paint or scratches on their windows. When a painter doesn’t take the extra time to properly cover your windows before they paint, you will definitely get paint on the glass, spatter and overspray.

Unfortunately, many painters will try to resolve this issue themselves by scraping the glass clean. The problem with that: they’re usually not trained at San Antonio window cleaning. They use scrapers and blades that are designed for drywall applications and this results in scratches.

Most homes that we visit have existing scratches on their windows and yours probably does too. When I ask about the scratches, 99% of the time, the response is that it was from the painters cleaning the paint off the glass. Not only is scratched glass a very expensive problem because it rarely can be repaired and has to be replaced, but cleaning paint off windows will increase the cost of San Antonio window cleaning services.

To avoid this common problem, clarify (consider in writing) with your painting contractor that they will cover your windows correctly before the work is started and if there is paint on the glass, that you will receive a certain amount of money back to hire professionals for your San Antonio window cleaning. Do not let them clean your windows, you will regret the damage and the cost of replacing the glass.

If you’re looking for San Antonio window cleaning, Glass Geeks Window Cleaning is available to come by and give you a free quote. Your home will be treated like our own, with world-class care and service. Call today or request a quote. We have 5-star reviews on Home Advisor, Thumbtack, YellowPages, and Google.

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