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Window Cleaning West Vancouver for Waterfront, Hillside and Estate Homes

We provide window cleaning West Vancouver homeowners can trust, using high-reach water-fed poles, purified water and safe ladder-minimal methods for steep lots, balcony glass and multi-level windows.

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Professional Window Washing for West Vancouver

West Vancouver’s coastal air, forested hillsides and large glass architecture create some of the toughest window-cleaning conditions in the Lower Mainland. Salt spray from Burrard Inlet, frequent coastal fog, dense tree canopy and year-round moisture leave streaks, spotting and film that accumulate much faster than in neighbouring municipalities.

WashTech delivers streak-free, purified-water window cleaning for West Vancouver homes, condos and commercial properties using safe, high-reach systems and biodegradable detergents. Our team is trained for complex properties; from waterfront estates in Caulfeild to glass-heavy condos in Ambleside.

How Often Should You Clean Windows in West Vancouver?

Vancouver’s North Shore receives some of the highest rainfall in the region (Environment and Climate Change Canada). This accelerates spotting and organic buildup.

Recommended Schedule:

Waterfront homes: Every 3 to 6 months

Tree-covered hillside homes: Every 6 months

High-rise balconies: 2–3 times per year

Condos with balcony glass: 1 to 2 times per year

Commercial storefronts: Monthly or quarterly

If your home experiences salt spray or heavy canopy, more frequent cleaning may be necessary to prevent etching.

WashTech employee cleaning a glass awning using long pole technique to leave streak-free results.

Why Window Cleaning Matters More in West Vancouver

Between marine air, forest canopy and steep terrain, West Vancouver homes experience accelerated window buildup.

Salt air from Burrard Inlet:
Coastal humidity deposits micro-layers of salt that cling to exterior glass, especially in Ambleside, Dundarave and Horseshoe Bay.
Coastal fog and mist: Frequent morning fog leaves mineral spotting and streaking that becomes visible when the sun hits.
Tree canopy and hillside shade: Homes in the British Properties, Caulfeild and Westmount face heavy organic debris: pollen, sap, fir needles and shade-driven mildew.
Larger glass surfaces: Many West Vancouver homes feature large picture windows, skylights, balustrades and multi-level glass walls that require specialized equipment.

These factors make professional window cleaning essential for maintaining clarity, visibility and long-term glass health.