Window Cleaning in Issaquah, WA

Our Redmond-based crews clean the glass on Issaquah houses and on commercial buildings across the city. Estimates are free and happen on site, and the products are eco-friendly.

Call (425) 353-6368 for a free on-site estimate.

Olde Town’s traditional buildings

The City says most of Olde Town’s businesses are “housed in buildings that are made of traditional architecture and comprise the historic downtown of our City”. A City decision from March 2016 on one Front Street storefront remodel and addition, read from an archived copy, says new storefront windows “will be provided with divided lights, consistent with the more traditional architecture in Olde Town”. That was one approval for one building, not a rule for the neighborhood.

Windows on two public landmarks, from the records

The Issaquah Depot’s 1990 National Register form says the building “is lighted by 12 double hung, two-over-two wood sash windows”. A 2018 King County landmark registration form for Gilman Town Hall says of its windows that “Most recent are those on the Andrews Street facade with six-over-six light sash”. Both describe the buildings as of those years, not the windows today.

Landmarks and public buildings

The City’s Historic Landmarks page lists the Issaquah Train Depot at 78 1st Avenue NE, Gilman Town Hall at 165 SE Andrews Street, the Hailstone Feed Store and Gas Station at 232 Front Street N, the Coutts Garage at 35 W Sunset Way and the Issaquah Auto Freight building at 92 SE Bush Street among Issaquah’s designated historic landmarks. The City lists Depot Park at 2 East Sunset Way, Veterans’ Memorial Field at 140 East Sunset Way and Memorial Park Center at 105 Second Avenue Northeast, and the King County Library System’s Issaquah Library is at 10 West Sunset Way.

A window visit

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