Window Cleaning in Eagle Hills

The area is really three neighborhoods together: Eagle Hills East, Eagle Hills West and Melvins Eagle Pointe. Many homes line the public 18-hole course, and the foothills make the backdrop. Homes on the market here were mostly built from the late 1970s through the 1990s, so this is one of the more established parts of town. Brookwood sits just to the north, and downtown Eagle is a short drive south.

What’s Hard on Windows in Eagle Hills

Homes on the course look out over watered grass, and sprinkler overspray dries into hard water spots on the lower glass. After enough seasons, those spots can turn into staining that a quick wipe won’t touch. We work light spots off during every cleaning. For heavier buildup, we look at it on site and quote it before we start. Every pane is scrubbed with a mop and squeegeed dry, frames, edges and sills are detailed by hand, and screens come off and go back on. Homes that have collected a few decades of dust often benefit from track detailing, and we can clean the screens on our XERO machine too.

When to Book a Cleaning in Eagle Hills

Book early in spring to start the golf season with clear glass, then plan a fall cleaning before the inversions roll in. If your fairway-side windows already have heavy spotting, the Quarterly membership is worth a look, since it includes hard water removal on up to 5 panes per visit and our RainBlock pure water rinse.

Streets We Cover in Eagle Hills

• Floating Feather Road
• Eagle Road
• N Edgewood Lane
• N Eagle Hills Way
• E Gleneagle Drive
• N Pebble Beach Way

Christmas Lights in Eagle Hills

Eagle Hills is a short drive from Heritage Park, where the city lights its tree for Eagle Country Christmas. Bring that feeling home with custom-cut LED strands on the roofline, wreaths and garland, and takedown on the date you pick. See Christmas light installation in Eagle.