Question 1

How often should windows be cleaned in coastal San Diego?

Accepted Answer

Twice a year suits most homes. Closer to the coast, salt spray and marine layer build up faster, so properties within a mile or two of the water often look better on a quarterly rhythm. We will tell you what we see at your property rather than sell you a schedule.

Question 2

Do you clean tracks and screens, or is that extra?

Accepted Answer

They are part of the job. Tracks, sills and screens are cleaned on every visit, not quoted as an add-on. Glass looks half-done when the frame around it is still dirty.

Question 3

What causes the white spots that will not come off?

Accepted Answer

Usually hard water, from sprinklers hitting the glass or mineral-heavy runoff. It is mineral deposit bonded to the surface, so ordinary cleaning will not shift it. We treat it separately, and we will tell you honestly if a pane is etched beyond what treatment can recover.

Question 4

Can you reach second-storey and high windows?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We use extension-pole systems with purified water rather than propping ladders against the building, which is safer for the technician and for your walls and gutters.

Question 5

What areas does RadPad serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve San Diego and the surrounding communities across San Diego County. If you are near the edge of our map, call and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.

Question 6

Do I need to be home during the service?

Accepted Answer

No. For most exterior work we only need access to the property and an outdoor water spigot. We will confirm the details when we schedule and send photos when the work is complete.

Residential Window Cleaning

What's Included

Every Corner, Managed

Tell Us About the Property

Scheduled, Not Squeezed In

Done to Standard

Walked and Confirmed

Reviewed by the Neighbors

Window & Glass Questions

Your Home Deserves a Company That Defines Care