Window Cleaning in Riverside Village, Garden City

The neighborhood was built as the Riverside Village project, with Idaho Forest Industries and Evans Brothers Construction behind it, and a 1980 agreement covered the Greenbelt along its length. That path works a little differently here. For about a mile and a half it’s a walk-your-bike zone, and since 2008 Garden City has made riding a bike through Riverside Village a misdemeanor. The result is a slower, walking-only stretch of river path running past the homes.

What’s Hard on Windows in Riverside Village

Homes this close to the Boise River catch the full cottonwood season every late spring. The fluff mats into screens, piles up in tracks and sticks to wet glass after the sprinklers run. Each pane is scrubbed by hand with a mop and squeegeed dry, and the frames, edges and sills get detailed. Every screen comes off and goes back on. For the fluff, add screen cleaning on our XERO screen cleaning machine, and we can detail the tracks too. Light hard water spots get worked on during the cleaning, and anything heavier is priced on site.

When to Book a Cleaning in Riverside Village

Hold your spring cleaning until the cottonwood fluff has finished falling, usually late spring. A second cleaning in fall gets the river-side glass ready for the gray inversion months, when clean windows let in whatever light there is. Homes with a lot of river-facing glass may want the Quarterly plan.

Streets We Cover in Riverside Village

• Glenwood Street
• State Street

Christmas Lights in Riverside Village

The Greenbelt runs through Riverside Village at walking pace, which makes December evenings a nice time for a lit roofline. We fit LED strands to your home with roof-safe clips and can wrap the trees and bushes in your yard. See Christmas light installation in Garden City.