Window Cleaning in Kent, WA

Windows at Kent houses and commercial buildings are cleaned by crews who start out from the Redmond office. Estimates are free, they are given on site, and the products are eco-friendly.

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

Leaded glass and arched windows in old Kent

The Greater Kent Historical Society describes the Bereiter House, which is the Kent Historical Museum, as a wood-frame house with a clapboard exterior and says “Most windows are double-hung and have leaded glass in their upper sashes.” The Society also says the City of Kent purchased the house in 1996 for use as the museum. The Society says that together with the Kent Downtown Partnership it has placed historic plaques on 13 buildings in downtown Kent. In March 2018 the Kent Reporter described the Morrill Bank building at 1st and Gowe as “built in 1910 of distinctive clinker brick with grand two-story arched windows.”

Downtown parks, Kent Commons and the museum

Kherson Park is at 307 W Gowe St, and the City says “this downtown park is truly one-of-a-kind.” Titus Railroad Park is at 238 1st Ave S, and Kaibara Park, per the City, sits “in the heart of downtown Kent.” Rosebed Park is on 1st Ave S between E Meeker St and E Gowe St. Commons Neighborhood Park and Community Garden, at 5th Ave N and W James St, is “adjacent to the accesso ShoWare Center,” in the City’s words. First Ave Plaza is at 219 1 Ave S, and the City describes it as a space to enjoy lunch “on a thriving downtown street.” The City’s downtown parking guide names Meeker Street west of Fourth Avenue, Railroad Avenue between Smith and Gowe streets, and First Avenue between Smith and James streets. Kent Commons Community Center is at 525 Fourth Avenue North, and the City describes it as “conveniently located in the heart of downtown Kent.” The Kent Historical Museum is at 855 E Smith St, and accesso ShoWare Center gives its address as 625 W James St.

What a Kent window visit involves

Window cleaning in Kent, answered