Window cleaning and pressure washing in Santa Ana

Floral Park, French Park and Washington Square are full of houses from the 1920s and 30s with their original wood sashes and single-pane glass — some of it wavy, all of it irreplaceable. That glass does not take a scraper and the putty does not take pressure. It takes filtered water, a soft brush and somebody who has done it before, which is the service we would rather be judged on than any driveway.

The other half of the city is commercial: the office blocks around South Coast Metro and the storefronts along the main streets, where the glass is the first thing a customer sees and the sidewalk out front is the second. Both are regular-schedule work rather than one-off cleans — gum, spills and foot traffic come back on a predictable cycle.