Window cleaning in The Heights of Falconhead Hilltop glass, no ladders.

What The Heights homes are like

The name tells you most of it. This is the high ground inside Falconhead, a small section where the lots sit up on the hill instead of down along the fairways. Homes here are listed from about $700,000 to $1.2 million, and they answer to the Falconhead HOA like the rest of the community. The section is not gated. Since the lots sit up high, the houses tend to be open to wind and weather from more than one side.

Hill Country exteriors are the norm, stucco and limestone, with plenty of glass facing the view. Taller elevations are common on a hillside, and that is where owners start to wonder who is going to reach the upper windows safely.

What The Heights windows deal with

Wind is the main problem on a hilltop. It carries dust and pollen straight at the glass and drives rain sideways, so streaks and dirt marks pile up on the exposed faces. Cedar pollen in the winter and live oak pollen in March and April coat the sills in a yellow green layer. West facing panes pick up afternoon sun, which shows every streak and smudge left behind by a rushed clean.

Our water is filtered through a dual RO, 4 stage system with a DI resin tank, down to about 0 TDS. That means the glass dries clear with no spots and no soap film, even on a windy afternoon. Stucco and limestone get a soft wash rather than pressure.

How we work The Heights

Water fed poles reach up to three stories from the ground, so a tall hillside wall does not mean a ladder against your house. On the inside, we use drop cloths and ladders with cotton covers where a two story room needs it, and the squeegee work is done by hand. Because this is a small section, we usually fit it into a route through the rest of Falconhead rather than running a separate trip. That keeps scheduling flexible, and quotes come back by text, usually within the hour.

A 3,000 square foot home, as an example, is about $300 for exterior windows and roughly two and a quarter to three hours on site. Doing the inside too at $15 a window lands near $450.

Why The Heights of Falconhead neighbors call CleanzATX

• Water fed poles reach three stories from the ground, which suits hillside elevations.
• Wind driven dust is rinsed off with pure water that dries spot free.
• Small section, so we fold it into the Falconhead route and keep scheduling easy.
• No gates, no surprises, and you talk to Tyler for the quote.

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