Window Cleaning in Warrington, PA

Warrington grew fast through the 1990s and 2000s, and its housing stock is dominated by planned developments from that period along the Route 611 and Easton Road corridors. These are substantial suburban homes, mostly two storey, built to a builder's catalogue rather than individually, which means within any given development you find the same handful of elevations repeated, and the same window packages with them.

Two features show up constantly here and both take longer than a plain window. The first is the bay window: a projecting three or five panel unit, usually in the front elevation, with angled side lights and a projecting sill. Bays have more glass than they look like they do, and the exterior sill underneath collects debris that washes down onto the glass every time it rains. The second is the sunroom, a very common Warrington addition, either a four season room off the back of the house or a glassed in porch, sometimes with a glass or polycarbonate roof panel.

A sunroom is effectively a small building made of glass, and it is the single biggest variable in quoting a Warrington property. A modest four season room can hold more glazing than the entire rest of the ground floor. They also tend to be the room where the glass has gone longest without attention, because the upper panels and any roof glazing are out of comfortable reach. When we quote in Warrington, the sunroom is the first thing we ask about.