Window Cleaning at Admiralty Point. Inside glass. Balcony sliders.

Admiralty Point is a two-building condominium on Gulf Shore Blvd N in the Moorings. A Naples condo directory says one building sits directly in front of the beach with views of Doctors Pass, and the second has water views over Moorings Bay. It gives residence sizes from 1,515 to 2,033 square feet. According to the directory, pets are prohibited and owners may rent once a year for at least 90 days. Its amenity list includes a guard gate, a pool, a clubhouse, an exercise room, a tennis court, boat slips, covered parking, a barbecue and picnic area and a vehicle wash area.

Quick facts for owners

• Location: Gulf Shore Blvd N at Doctors Pass, in the Moorings
• Two buildings: one on the beach, one on Moorings Bay (directory)
• Residences of about 1,515 to 2,033 square feet (directory)
• No pets, according to the directory
• One rental a year, 90-day minimum (directory)
• Guard gate, boat slips and covered parking listed

Which building is yours?

Because the directory describes two buildings with different settings, we ask which one you are in when you book. Listings for Admiralty Point use several street numbers along Gulf Shore Blvd N, so the full address and unit number help our crew find the right entrance and elevator on the first try, without circling the property with equipment.

Beach-side glass

For the building the directory places in front of the beach, salt carried on the onshore breeze often dries on terrace sliders as a thin, cloudy layer. It is easy to mistake for dirty glass on the inside. We clean both faces of each reachable slider, so you can tell the view is clear rather than just the room side of the pane.

Bay-side glass

Glass that looks over a bay often collects a softer, humid film rather than a heavy salt crust, and mildew can start in the corners of slider tracks. For homes in the Moorings Bay building, we pay extra attention to the track corners and the bottom rail of each door, where moisture tends to sit after summer rain.

Watching Doctors Pass

The directory mentions views of Doctors Pass, the inlet where boats run between the bay and the Gulf. If your terrace looks out on the pass, clean glass matters for watching the traffic come and go. We finish each slider with a light held at an angle to the pane, which shows streaks that would otherwise appear in the late-afternoon sun.

Through the guard gate

The directory lists security via a guard gate. When you book, we ask how the gate should be told we are coming, whether that is a call from you, a note from management or a visitor list. Our crew gives the company name and your unit at the gate, so the visit starts on time and your neighbors are not disturbed.

Boat slips and salty gear

Boat slips appear on the directory’s amenity list, and it also notes that owners can buy or lease a slip at the Venetian Bay Yacht Club. After a day on the water, salty hands and wet gear often leave marks on the handle side of a slider. We give that edge of each door a careful wipe and check the lower panes for spots.

A 90-day rental once a year

Owners may rent once a year for a minimum of 90 days, according to the directory. With only one rental a year, each changeover is a natural time for a visit. Booking a cleaning shortly before move-in gives your tenant clear glass from the first day, and a visit after they leave clears fingerprints, sunscreen and sand from the sliders and tracks before you return.

No pets, still lower-pane prints

Pets are prohibited at Admiralty Point, according to the directory, so nose prints are not part of the job. The lower half of a slider still collects marks from beach chairs, bags and hands as people step in and out. We clean every pane from top to bottom, not only at eye level, so the glass looks even in strong light.

What we cover at Admiralty Point

Interior windows and sliders throughout the residence; the outside of terrace and lanai sliders, worked from your side; any railing glass the crew can reach safely; tracks vacuumed and wiped; sills and frames wiped; screens on request. Outside glass that can only be reached by rope access or a swing stage remains the job of the association’s own contractor.