Screen removal and inspection
Screens are carefully removed from the frame and checked for damage, tears, or wear before cleaning.
Our screen cleaning service takes dust, pollen, and grime off window screens across the Hudsonville, MI area, leaving you with sparkling views and fresh air.
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A complete clean
The screen is one of the most overlooked parts of a window. Dust, pollen, and grime work their way into the mesh, dulling views and making clean glass appear dirty. We remove this buildup to restore the complete window to beautiful clarity.
Screens are carefully removed from the frame and checked for damage, tears, or wear before cleaning.
Dust, pollen, and grime are worked out of the mesh itself rather than simply being brushed off.
Screen frames are cleaned along with the mesh to create a finished result.
With the screen out of the way, we clean the channel of the track to improve its functionality.
Once your screen has been cleaned, we check that it fits properly before reinstalling it rather than simply pushing it back in place.
If a screen has a tear, bent frame, or another issue cleaning cannot fix, we point it out instead of reinstalling it without explanation.
Time for a cleaning?
Screen buildup can appear gradually, but these are telltale signs that cleaning is overdue.
Your view is cloudy or dull despite having just had the glass cleaned.
You can see specks of pollen or dust in the screen mesh, especially in direct sunlight.
Your screens feel gritty or leave a film on your fingertips when touched.
Your open windows appear to let in less air than usual.
It has been more than a year since your screens were professionally cleaned.
Beyond beauty
A dirty screen next to freshly cleaned glass can make the pane appear dusty as pollen and other particles collect in the mesh and brush back against the glass.
Dust and pollen caught in the screen can restrict airflow and make it seem as though open windows are not letting in as much fresh air.
Pollen and other allergens trapped in screens can make fresh air less inviting when the weather allows you to open the windows.
Clean glass with a dirty screen can look incomplete. Removing buildup from the mesh helps the entire window feel properly finished.
Our process
Thorough removal, mesh washing, and reinstallation ensure that every part of the screen is addressed while minimizing the risk of damage.
We remove each screen and inspect it for damage before proceeding.
The mesh is washed rather than simply brushed, and the frame is scrubbed down at the same time.
While the screen is out, we clean the track channel, an area often overlooked.
We check that the screen fits correctly before reinstalling it.
If a screen is beyond what cleaning can restore, we note the issue so there are no assumptions about the mesh’s condition.
Plan around the weather
The kinds of buildup that appear on screens can vary drastically depending on the time of year.
Pollen sticks to screens throughout the pollinating season, filling the mesh with airborne particles the glass would typically keep out.
Dust and other debris accumulate most on screened porches and patios, especially those facing lawns, gravel roads, or busy streets.
Leaves, seeds, and other plant matter often find their way into screen corners and edges during autumn.
Windows usually remain closed through winter, allowing the previous fall’s screen buildup to linger until the next cleaning.
A more frequent cleaning schedule
While annual cleaning is adequate for many tasks, screens cleaned only once a year tend to show visible buildup long before the next appointment arrives.
Complete the window
Screen cleaning complements interior and exterior window washing because the screen sits between the two surfaces. It is available as an add-on with quarterly and biannual maintenance plans or can be requested separately with a one-time cleaning.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote. We're happy to answer any questions you may have about our services.