Strip & Wax
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Strip & Wax in NashvilleClean glass changes a room more than almost anything else you can do to it, and most people do not realize how much light they have been losing until it is gone. We do interior and exterior glass, streak-free, including the parts that usually get skipped: the sills, the tracks where the grit collects, and the frames. For businesses, storefront glass is the first thing a customer reads about you before they touch the door.
Exterior glass takes weather, pollen and road grime. Interior glass takes cooking residue, fingerprints, pet noses and dust. They are different kinds of dirty and a window is only as clear as its dirtier side — cleaning one and not the other is why some windows still look wrong afterward. Most people book both. Ground-floor interior-only is a reasonable choice for apartments and offices where the building handles the outside.
The sill and the track are where the actual grime lives. Grit, dead insects, leaves and a black paste of dust and moisture accumulate down there, and any window that will not slide easily is usually telling you about its track rather than its mechanism. We vacuum them out and wipe them down as part of the job, because glass cleaned above a filthy sill does not look finished.
Screens are the other one. A dirty screen puts a gray haze over glass you just cleaned, so they come out, get washed, and go back.
Nashville water leaves mineral deposits, and sprinklers hitting the same pane every day are the worst offender. Caught early, the spots come off. Left for years, the minerals etch into the surface of the glass and no amount of cleaning brings it back — that is glass replacement, not cleaning. We will tell you which one you have when we look. If you have sprinklers hitting windows, adjusting them is worth more than any cleaning schedule.
Commercial glass is different because it is judged constantly and by strangers. Handprints on an entrance door accumulate over a single day of business. Most storefronts benefit from a regular schedule rather than an occasional deep clean, and quiet hours are usually the right time. Tell us your hours and we will work around them.
Twice a year suits most homes in Middle Tennessee, timed around pollen — once after spring drops its yellow layer over everything and once before winter, when you want every hour of light you can get. Homes near busy roads, under trees or with sprinklers need it more. Storefronts are usually monthly or more.
We work at heights our equipment safely reaches. Multi-story exterior glass that needs lifts or rope access is a specialized trade with its own equipment and safety requirements, and we will tell you plainly when a job is outside what we do rather than take it on.
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Sarah M. — Homeowner
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Yes, and we usually recommend both — a window is only as clear as its dirtier side. Interior-only is available if the building handles the exterior.
Yes. Screens come out, get washed and go back, and the sills and tracks are vacuumed and wiped as part of the job. Glass cleaned above a dirty sill does not look finished.
Often, yes. Caught early the mineral deposits come off. If they have been there for years they can etch into the glass permanently — we will tell you which one we are looking at when we quote.
Twice a year works for most Nashville homes, usually timed after pollen season and before winter. Storefronts and homes near busy roads or trees need it more often.
Every space is different, so we look at yours before quoting. Send us your request and our team gets back to you with the exact cost — no obligation.