Window Cleaning in Newtown, PA

Newtown is really two window cleaning jobs sharing a name. Newtown Borough is one of the oldest settlements in the county, with eighteenth and nineteenth century homes along State Street and Washington Avenue carrying small pane sash, wood frames, and shallow setbacks straight onto the sidewalk. Newtown Township, spreading out toward the Newtown Bypass and the Council Rock schools, is dominated by much newer construction: large colonials built from the 1980s onward, many with two storey great rooms.

It is that great room glass that defines most of our work in Newtown Township. A vaulted family room will often have a bank of windows running from floor level up to a peak eighteen or twenty feet above the floor, sometimes with a fixed arched or trapezoidal transom at the top. This is exactly the situation the water fed pole was built for. From outside we reach the full height of that glass from the ground, with no ladder leaning against the siding and nothing standing in the foundation planting underneath.

Skylights are common here too, particularly over stairwells and in kitchen extensions added to the larger 1990s builds. Combined with the transoms and the upper great room glass, Newtown Township is the part of our service area where the most requested job is simply the glass people cannot reach themselves, which is exactly the work we are equipped for.