Window Cleaning in Malibu, California

Ocean salt, canyon dust, one process

Malibu windows fight the ocean daily. Salt spray drifts inland from the beaches, dries on the glass, and leaves a mineral haze that a rinse only smears around. Point Dume and Zuma homes get it worst, but the canyon properties don't escape it either — they trade some of the salt for dust off Kanan Dume and the fire roads above.

We come over the hill on Kanan from Agoura Hills, so Malibu sits on a route we already run. Salt film gets scrubbed and neutralized before the squeegee touches the pane. Screens come off and get washed, because salt corrodes screen frames and aluminum tracks faster here than anywhere inland. Frames and sills are detailed by hand.

Then Beryl Shield goes on — the coating that helps the next round of spray and marine layer sheet off instead of drying into spots. Backed by the same 7-day rain guarantee we carry everywhere.