YOURLOGOWindow & Solar

(910) 555-0142

Salt Line$139per visit, 30-pane homeEvery 8 weeksOceanfront and sound-front Most bookedCoastal Standard$249per visit, 30-pane homeTwice a year2 to 6 miles from open water Inland Annual$289per visit, 30-pane homeOnce a yearOver 6 miles from open water

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Work from the route, not a stock library.

Oceanfront elevations, storefront mornings, screens laid out flat, arrays washed cold, and the low-angle light check that decides whether a pane is actually finished.

ResidentialOceanfront elevation, Wrightsville Beach, mid-route on the Salt Line plan

MethodWater-fed pole on a second-storey sunroom, Porters Neck

CommercialStorefront route, Front Street, finished before 9 am

ScreensScreen wash and re-seat, labelled by opening

SolarResidential array wash with deionised water, no detergent

RestorationStage 1 mineral deposit lifting under a dwell-time dissolver

HistoricHistoric sash, Southport, hand work only and no blade

High accessRope descent drop on a downtown elevation, ground attendant below

ScreensTrack and weep hole service on a sound-front slider

ExteriorSoft wash on a shaded north elevation, Leland

MethodLow-angle light check, the only honest way to inspect glass

StormPost-storm salt flush, Carolina Beach, 72 hours after landfall

Your property

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No sales visit. A technician counts the glass, checks the storey and the coating, and sends a written figure the same day.

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