Window cleaning in Frisco.

Frisco has gone past two hundred thousand people on the back of master-planned development, and the housing is scaled accordingly — two-story plans running well past three thousand square feet, with the window walls, entry glass and stair landings that come with them.

That height is the first issue. A Frisco entry elevation often has glass two stories up over a hard approach, and it's the part of the house that's most visible from the street and least likely to have been cleaned properly. Reaching it safely is the job.

The second issue is the water, and in Frisco it's measurable. The North Texas Municipal Water District supplies this area at roughly ten to fifteen grains per gallon, which is squarely in the hard to very hard range. Every sprinkler head that touches a window is depositing that mineral onto the glass, where the sun bakes it on.

Left alone, that goes one way. Season after season of deposit stops being something that sits on the surface and starts etching into the glass, and etched glass isn't a cleaning problem anymore — it's a replacement. Catching it while it's still deposit is the whole game, and the best time to deal with it is winter, once irrigation is off for the year.

Frisco is also a serious commercial market. Between The Star, Legacy West, Stonebriar and Frisco Station there's a lot of frontage, and commercial glass is work we take on as readily as residential.