The Victorian estates that earned Redlands its “Jewel of the Inland Empire” name were built for light. Tall Queen Anne windows, leaded transoms, and wraparound porches were the whole point, and they only look right when the glass is clear. Dutch Touch has kept that glass clear for valley families since 1991, from a 1900s bungalow in the Smiley Park Historic District to a new build out toward San Timoteo Canyon.

This stretch of the valley is tough on glass. Summer heat bakes mineral rich sprinkler spray onto the panes, the Santa Ana winds drive grit off the foothills, and the hard water out here leaves a chalky film a garden hose only spreads around. Left alone those deposits etch in and turn permanent. We pull the buildup off before it scars the surface and protect what is often the most expensive feature of a historic home.

Professional Window Washing

Our crews are uniformed, background checked, and trained on the details that matter on older properties: divided light sashes, original hardware, and painted wood frames that do not love harsh chemicals. We hand finish interior glass and run a purified water system on the exterior so panes dry spotless with no streaks and no residue. Screens, tracks, and sills get cleaned too, because a spotless pane framed by a gritty track still looks half done.

For the grand homes near Smiley Heights and South Redlands, we bring the reach and the safety gear for second and third story glass, sunrooms, and the big picture windows that frame the citrus groves. No ladders leaned against historic trim, and no shortcuts.