Clean glass still looks hazy behind a screen loaded with pollen, construction dust, and cottonwood fluff. I take every screen off the house and wash it on a screen stand, scrubbing both sides of the mesh with soft brushes and a gentle soap, then rinse it, dry it, and set it back in the opening it came out of. That's the only way to get the mesh itself clean.
Benefits
Genuinely Clearer Glass
Even freshly cleaned windows look dull behind a dirty screen. Washing the mesh is what makes the whole window read as clean.
Better Airflow
Clogged mesh chokes the breeze. Clean screens let air move freely through open windows again.
Fewer Allergens Indoors
Screens trap pollen, dust, and cottonwood seed all season. Rinsing them out means less of it blowing into your home.
Washed Off the Window
Our screen-washing stand lets us scrub both sides of the mesh and the frame — impossible to do properly while it's hanging in the window.
Longer Screen Life
Grit ground into mesh and frame corners accelerates fraying and corrosion. Regular washing keeps screens usable for years longer.
Labeled & Reinstalled Correctly
Every screen is tracked to its opening and reinstalled snug — no rattling, no mismatched frames, no leftovers.