You "don't do windows." There's a reason everyone jokes about this challenging cleaning problem--it can be a real hassle. And while improved glass cleaning products available to consumers offer some hope, exterior glass surfaces, multi-paned French doors, and huge expanses of fixed glass in much of today's new home construction would make anyone want to throw in the window-washing towel. Not ServiceMaster. Our 50 years of experience has taught us to cut through grime with specially developed products suited to specific climates and environmental conditions. 

Tinted glass requires special handling, and some consumer products can damage the window coating. ServiceMaster knows exactly how to handle all types of glass so all you see is the view, not smears, streaks, or scratches. 

A thorough, professional cleaning of windows and screens makes
everyday upkeep (like fingerprint patrol on a family's sliding doors) a relative snap. We can even provide tips and products to ease day-to-day maintenance. 

Ball Point Ink: Use hair spray and be sure to rinse the entire area well with water when finished.
Blood Stains: Flush with cold water. Avoid hot water as heat will set the blood stain.
Candle Wax: Put a brown paper bag over the dried wax and run a hot iron over it. The bag will absorb the hot wax.
Grass Stains: Apply rubbing alcohol liberally to stained areas.
Grease and Oil Marks: Gently rub in talcum powder, cornmeal or cornstarch. Let it set then brush or sponge powder away.
Gum: Freeze the gum with ice and use a dull knife to remove.
Red Wine: Use club soda to flush the wine from the carpet fibers.
Soft Drinks: Apply a solution of one quart water with one teaspoon mild detergent and one teaspoon of white vinegar.

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