Flex Home Services
Serving La Jolla, California

Window Cleaning and Permanent Lighting in La Jolla

Window cleaning, solar panel cleaning, pressure washing and TruLight permanent lighting for La Jolla homes and storefronts, from the Shores up to Mount Soledad.

La Jolla houses are built around the view, which means a lot of glass facing straight into the wind off the ocean. Salt mist and the marine layer leave a dull film on that glass within weeks, and the big picture windows and glass railings on the hillside homes show it first. A rinse with a hose only moves the salt around and dries back to spots.

The streets up the hill toward Mount Soledad are steep, and a lot of the upper windows and second story decks have no safe spot for a ladder. An extension pole from the ground reaches them without anyone walking on the roof. Down in the Village and along Prospect Street the work is storefront glass, done before the shops open.

Where we work in La Jolla

  • La Jolla Shores
  • Bird Rock
  • Muirlands
  • Mount Soledad
  • The Village

What we do in La Jolla

Salt film on view glass

Picture windows, glass railings and sliding doors on the ocean side washed by hand, with the salt film taken off rather than moved around.

Upper floors from the ground

Second and third story glass on the hillside homes reached from the ground on an extension pole, no ladder on a steep drive.

Permanent lighting on the roofline

TruLight track set into the eaves, so the house is lit for the holidays or every night without anyone climbing up each year.

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Window cleaning, pressure washing and permanent lighting for homes and businesses in the greater San Diego area.

  • Free quote. Fast turnaround.
  • Professional, reliable service.
  • Serving San Diego, the North County coast and inland to Temecula.

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