From Nellie Gail Ranch to Dana Point, the work starts with windows, pressure washing and gutters, then runs on to solar panels, carpet, upholstery, tile, blinds and whole-house cleaning. Every job is done by a technician Alan employs, not a rotating contractor, and every one is quoted by phone.
Alan has cleaned glass in Laguna Hills since 1990, and concrete and gutters followed. These three are the jobs the rest of the list grew around.
Glass, screens, tracks
Inside and outside glass, screens and tracks on every visit, finished with purified water so it dries spot-free.
Santa Ana dust, marine-layer film, salt mist and sprinkler rings all end up on South County glass. Purified water lifts them and dries without leaving new spots.
How the window visit works
Concrete, pavers, stucco
Driveways, pavers, stucco, fences, patios and pool decks, each at the pressure that surface can take.
Too much pressure scars stucco and wood, so the setting follows the surface, not the other way round.
Surface by surface
Before the rains
Leaves, twigs, shingle grit and packed sediment cleared, then every downspout flushed to prove it runs.
Rainy season runs November to March, and eucalyptus, sycamore and oak all drop into the gutters ahead of it.
Before the rainsSmaller jobs, same crew. Each one links to how the work is done.
Call or text 949-457-1227 with the number of windows or stories, or the surfaces you want washed. Alan gives you a flat rate on that same call. Most services need no visit first, and there are no hidden fees. Messages get a reply within two business hours, and jobs are usually scheduled the same week, Monday through Saturday.
Every job carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee, and the crew checks the work against Alan's own standard before they leave. California licensed and bonded, $2 million liability insurance on every job.
“They are always courteous and professional and do a great job for reasonable price.”