Window Cleaning in Point Loma, CA

Point Loma is a peninsula, which means wind and salt arrive from more than one direction and there is very little shelter anywhere on it. Sunset Cliffs takes the full force of it - homes out on the cliff line are exposed to direct ocean spray in a way almost nothing else in San Diego is, and the glass there needs attention on a genuinely shorter cycle than inland homes.

The bay side through Roseville, La Playa, and Fleetridge is calmer but not clean. It picks up salt off the harbour along with a certain amount of marine grime, and the homes there tend to be oriented toward the water with substantial view glass facing it.

Terrain is the practical complication. Point Loma is built on a ridge, and a large share of the housing is on a slope with the downhill side standing two or three storeys clear. A window that is a modest second-floor pane from the street can be thirty feet off the ground on the view side. Working that glass from a ladder set on a grade is a bad idea, and it is precisely the situation water-fed poles exist for.

Loma Portal and Point Loma Heights sit further back with older, more sheltered housing stock - mature trees, more traditional windows, and a soiling pattern driven as much by tree litter and organic debris in the tracks as by salt.