Window Cleaning in Escondido, CA

Crews from our San Diego office clean the windows of Escondido houses and commercial buildings, using eco-friendly products.

Call (858) 939-0040 for a free on-site estimate.

Storefront glass in the downtown plan

Escondido’s Downtown Specific Plan lists a guideline that reads “Glass windows on ground floors should be clear and non-reflective.” Its policy text adds “Buildings with transparent store fronts at the sidewalk engage the pedestrian’s interest, attention and curiosity.” Both lines are design guidance for the downtown plan area. They say nothing about washing glass.

Windows in the Old Escondido Historic District

The City’s page on the Old Escondido Historic District, which it set up in 1989, says the district is bounded “by 4th Avenue on the north, 13th on the south, Escondido Boulevard to the west and Chestnut on the east.” The same page says a homeowner there must get a “certificate of appropriateness” before exterior improvements or change, with painting and window replacement among its examples. Which buildings count as historic resources is for the City to say.

Around Grape Day Park and City Hall

Grape Day Park is at 321 North Broadway, and the City calls it “Escondido’s oldest park.” The Escondido History Center gives the same address, and the City says the park’s Heritage Walk “displays buildings from Escondido’s early days.” Escondido City Hall is at 201 North Broadway, and the James A Stone Pool is at 131 Woodward Avenue. The City places a stretch of the Escondido Creek Trail “on North Broadway at Woodward Avenue.”

What a window visit involves

Estimate. The first visit is the free on-site estimate.

Wash. The glass gets eco-friendly products.

Photos. The crew takes photos of any problem it finds and shares them with you.

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