
Hard water leaves those stubborn white stains on glass that regular cleaning won't remove. We get them off and bring the clarity back to your windows without scratching the glass.
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Hard water stains are the chalky, white, cloudy buildup you get on glass when mineral-rich water dries on it. Around here, sprinklers are usually the culprit — every time they mist your windows and the water dries, they leave a little calcium and magnesium behind.
Over time those minerals bond to the glass and bake on in the sun. Soap and water won't touch them, which is why so many people have windows that still look dirty right after they clean them.
Hard water minerals are abrasive. If you scrub too hard with the wrong stuff, you can permanently scratch or etch the glass — and then it's worse, not better.
The longer those minerals sit on the glass, the deeper they bond. Fresh ones come off easy. Ones that have been there for years may have etched the glass for good.
Getting the stain off is only half of it. If it's not treated right, your sprinklers will have new spots on there in a few weeks.
This is a window we did. The cloudy mineral haze on the left is completely gone on the right — that's clear glass again.


We start with a full regular cleaning of your windows so we're working on clean glass.
We use professional hard water remover that dissolves the minerals without scratching the glass.
We go pane by pane so we can keep an honest hourly rate — you only pay for the time it actually takes.
We finish with a streak-free rinse so your windows look good and hold up better against new buildup.
Common questions about hard water removal.
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