Window Cleaning at The Somerset. Mission: every pane.
The Somerset is a 10-story condo tower at 780 S Collier Blvd in Marco Island, built in 1990. Mission: Spotless cleans the windows inside Somerset homes and the lanai doors our crew can reach safely from each balcony.
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Condo window cleaning at The Somerset
We clean the inside of every window and slider in your Somerset unit, plus the outside of the balcony and lanai sliders from the deck. Door tracks get vacuumed and sills get wiped, and our streak-free guarantee applies to each Somerset pane we clean.
The Somerset is on the Gulf beach, so salt mist often settles on lanai doors between rains. Wind higher up can carry that residue toward the door tracks, and a film that sits for months can turn cloudy and harder to lift. A regular schedule keeps the buildup light.
Glass on the outside of the tower that can only be reached by rope or swing stage is the association’s contractor’s job. Everything you see from inside your unit and from your balcony is ours.
| Building intel | |
|---|---|
| Building | The Somerset |
| Location | Marco Island, Marco Island, FL |
| Address | 780 S Collier Blvd |
| Floors | 10 |
| Year built | 1990 |
| Frontage | Beachfront |
| Service | Interior glass + balcony and lanai sliders from the deck |
What a condo mission covers
✓ Every interior window and glass slider, inside surface
✓ Balcony and lanai sliders, outside surface, cleaned from the deck
✓ Glass balcony railings and lanai glass we can reach from the deck
✓ Slider tracks and sills detailed
✓ Screens cleaned on request
✓ Certificate of insurance sent to your association
Not included: tower glass that can only be reached from outside the building. That’s the association’s rope-access or swing-stage contractor.
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Interior glass and balcony sliders, cleaned by Naples FL Window Cleaning.
Booking your Somerset unit
Free unit quote
Tell us your Somerset unit number and how many windows and sliders it has, or text a few photos to (239) 371-7343. We reply with a written price.
Association paperwork
The Somerset office receives our insurance certificate before the first appointment, and the crew works within the association’s contractor rules.
Access handled
We check in at the front desk, use the service elevator if the building requires it, and work around your schedule.
Seasonal owners
Away for the summer? We can clean before you arrive and after you leave, with access arranged through the building.
Clean and inspect
Inside glass, balcony sliders, tracks and sills, then a final inspection with a light held at an angle to the glass.
Stay spotless
The Somerset owners on a maintenance plan save 10% on every visit. Rental owners can match visits to guest changeovers; seasonal owners can time one to their return.
The Somerset: beach sand, Gulf salt and short-stay turnovers
The Somerset sits at 780 S Collier Blvd on Marco Island, and listings and property records give 1990 as its year built. Our tower list classes it as beachfront, and listings describe panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico from the lanais, with one rental listing placing it at the south end of the island. Listings describe community pools, a grilling area, tennis and pickleball courts, a fitness room and private beach access, with one rental listing counting two beach access points and two heated pools. A realtor listing says weekly rentals are permitted. Listings we checked include two-bedroom homes of about 1,288 and 1,580 square feet.
Quick facts for owners
- Address: 780 S Collier Blvd, Marco Island, FL 34145
- Year built 1990, per listings and property records
- Beachfront on our tower list; listings describe Gulf of Mexico views
- Listed amenities: pools, grill area, tennis, pickleball, fitness room, private beach access
- Weekly rentals permitted, according to a realtor listing
- Rental listing: association rules require the rental application at least seven days before check-in
- Two-bedroom homes of about 1,288 and 1,580 square feet appear in listings
Beach access means sand in the door tracks
With private beach access steps from the building, sand rides in on feet, towels and beach carts. Much of it ends up in the lanai door track, where it grinds against the rollers and makes the door stiff. We vacuum the track before any glass is washed, then wipe it out, so grit is not dragged across the panes by the squeegee or the door itself.
Gulf salt on the lanai doors
Beachfront glass in towers like this often carries a fine salt film that looks clean from a distance and hazy in low afternoon sun. Salt has to be dissolved, not just wiped. We wet the outside of each lanai door, let the solution loosen the crust, then squeegee and detail the edges. Wiping salt dry tends to leave fine scratches and a smeared finish.
Weekly renters and the changeover window
Because weekly rentals are permitted, a rented Somerset home can host a new group of guests each week. Hand and nose prints on the door glass add up quickly with each new group. If you rent your unit, tell us your changeover day and we can book glass work in the gap between checkout and the next arrival, so each new group walks into clear views.
Plan around the seven-day rental rule
A rental listing for the building notes that association rules require each rental application at least seven days before check-in. If you are already filing paperwork that far ahead, it is a good moment to book the window visit too. Send us your rental calendar, and we will hold a slot that fits between departures and arrivals.
Two bedrooms, a manageable visit
The two-bedroom homes in the listings we checked run about 1,288 and 1,580 square feet. Homes in that range usually take a short visit for interior glass, the lanai doors and the tracks. Your unit number and a quick count of windows and sliders let us confirm the time and give you a written quote before we arrive.
Low floors and high floors
In a ten-story building, lower floors sit closest to ground level and the sand, so in towers like this they can collect more wind-blown sand on the lanai glass. Upper floors catch more wind, which can push salt into the corners of the door frame. We look at the frames and the corners first and adjust the routine to the floor you are on.
Lanai furniture and beach gear
If your lanai holds chairs, a table or beach gear, that is no problem. Before we start, we move what we need to reach the door glass and the frame, and we put everything back where it was when we finish. If you leave beach gear near the door, rinse the sand off first so it does not end up back in the track.
Closing up for the summer
Owners who leave Marco Island for the hot months can book a cleaning the week they close up. Clearing salt and sand before the summer heat makes the next visit easier, and a second visit timed to your return means the first sunset back is seen through clean glass. With your written approval, we can arrange access through the building while you are away.
Keeping glass clear between visits
A soft microfiber cloth and plain water handle most fingerprints between our visits. Avoid paper towels and ammonia cleaners on tinted or coated glass, and never scrape dried salt with a dry cloth. Keep the door track clear of sand by sweeping it out after beach days, and leave the deeper cleaning to us.
Our Somerset checklist
Interior windows and sliders, inside surface; the outside of each lanai door and any lanai glass we can reach safely from the deck; tracks vacuumed and wiped; sills and frames detailed; screens cleaned if you ask. Exterior glass that needs rope access or a swing stage remains the job of the association’s high-rise contractor.
The Somerset condo owners: save 10% on a maintenance plan.
Monthly, every other month, quarterly or seasonal. Same crew, priority scheduling. See pricing.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you clean windows at The Somerset?
Yes. Naples FL Window Cleaning (Mission: Spotless) cleans The Somerset units in Marco Island: every interior window and slider, plus balcony and lanai sliders from the deck. Call or text (239) 371-7343 for a free unit quote.
Do you clean the outside of the windows at The Somerset?
We clean the outside of any glass you can reach from your balcony or lanai, like sliders, corner windows and glass railings. Exterior tower glass that needs rope access or a swing stage is handled by The Somerset association’s contractor.
How often should The Somerset owners clean their balcony sliders?
Monthly for Gulf-facing balconies, or before you arrive if you’re seasonal. Salt and humidity build up fast in Southwest Florida, and glass that is cleaned regularly never gets to the etching stage.
Will you send a certificate of insurance to The Somerset association?
Yes. We send our certificate of insurance to the association or management office before the visit and follow the building’s contractor rules.
Do condo owners save on a maintenance plan?
Yes. Maintenance plan members save 10% on every visit. Pick monthly, every other month, quarterly or seasonal.
Accept the mission.
We’ll handle the glass.
Free unit quote for The Somerset, firm price up front, and a streak-free guarantee on every pane.
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