Window Cleaning in Warminster, PA

Warminster's housing stock is older than neighbouring Warrington's and that changes the work noticeably. Much of the township was built out in the 1950s and 60s, when the Naval Air Development Center was the major local employer, producing streets of single storey ranches and modest split levels on regular lots. Later infill and the redevelopment around the former base site added newer construction, so the township now runs a fairly wide age range side by side.

The post war homes bring storm windows with them. As in Levittown, a large proportion of these properties still carry aluminium storms, and after sixty years many are on their second or third round of hardware. Seized latches, corroded channels, and storm panels that have been painted into their frames are all common. We clean them where they can be moved safely and we tell you plainly where one cannot. Forcing a sixty year old aluminium storm is how you end up buying a new one.

Split level homes are the other Warminster characteristic worth flagging. The staggered floor levels mean the exterior ground falls away from part of the house, so a window that is a comfortable first storey reach at the front can be a genuine second storey height at the back. It is a common reason a homeowner underestimates their own job. The pole handles that height change without a ladder, but we still walk the whole property before quoting rather than pricing from the street.