Window Cleaning at Le Parc. Inside glass. Balcony sliders.

Le Parc stands at 4591 Gulf Shore Boulevard North in Naples, a 25-floor beachfront tower completed in 1990 in the Park Shore neighborhood. It is a low-density building with only 78 residences, with living areas described from 2,396 to 3,579 square feet and ten penthouse residences listed at 5,778 square feet. Its four stacks face different ways: the 02 stack looks southwest and the 03 stack northwest over the Gulf, while the 01 and 04 stacks look toward the bay and city. The lobby has recently been renovated, and some owners have enclosed their lanais. A local real-estate site, the source for these details, lists leasing as one lease a year with a 90-day minimum.

Quick facts for owners

• Address: 4591 Gulf Shore Blvd N, Naples, in Park Shore
• Built 1990; 25 floors; 78 residences
• Living areas of about 2,396 to 3,579 square feet; ten penthouses listed at 5,778
• Stacks 02 (southwest) and 03 (northwest) face the Gulf; 01 and 04 face the bay and city
• Recent lobby renovation; beach access and covered parking
• Some owners have enclosed their lanais
• One lease per year, 90 days minimum

Four stacks, four kinds of glass

The stack number tells us a lot about what the outside of your glass has been through. The 02 and 03 stacks look out over the Gulf, where salt is often the main problem. The 01 and 04 stacks look to the bay and city side, where humid film, dust and pollen settle on the panes. Give us your stack when you request a quote and we will choose the solution to match.

The southwest stack and afternoon light

The 02 stack faces southwest and is listed as the most sought after for its Gulf views. A southwest exposure also gets low afternoon sun on the glass, and any streak or smudge shows up strongly in that light. We finish those windows with a careful dry pass and check them from a few angles before we leave.

Bay and city views on the other side

Homes in the 01 stack face southeast and the 04 stack mostly north, toward the bay and the city. In towers like this, that side usually sees less direct salt but more dust, pollen and the film that comes with humid air. The panes may look cleaner from inside than they are, and a clean bay-side slider makes a visible difference to the view.

Enclosed lanais

Some owners have enclosed their lanais to gain living space, which turns a terrace into a room with extra glass on its walls. If yours is one of them, tell us when you call. The added panes, tracks and sills change the job and the time it takes, and we would rather plan for them than discover them on the day.

Big floor plans, longer visits

With homes described from 2,396 to 3,579 square feet, and ten penthouse residences listed at 5,778, a visit here is larger than a typical condo job. The unit number and floor plan let us set the crew size and decide whether the work fits a single appointment or is best split by side of the home.

Penthouse glass

Penthouse homes in a 25-floor tower are often high enough that wind dries cleaning solution on outside sliders quickly. We try to schedule penthouse visits on calmer mornings and bring extension poles in case any interior panes are taller than ordinary reach.

One lease a year

The local listing site describes a limit of one lease per year with a 90-day minimum; check the current rule with management. If you lease your residence, that gives a natural moment between tenants to schedule a cleaning, and we can coordinate access with management once you have approved it. Tell us the move-out date and we will fit the visit around it.

Beach access and sand in the tracks

With direct beach access, sand has an easy path into the home on feet, towels and chairs. It collects in the lower slider tracks, where it scratches the rollers and makes doors stiff. We vacuum the track channel, wipe out the fine grit and slide each door through its full travel so it moves freely when we finish.

A renovated lobby, your own glass

The lobby has recently been renovated, but the work inside your residence is separate: in towers like this, interior glass, sliders, tracks and screens are often the owner’s to keep clean. We keep buckets and poles clear of the new lobby finishes and protect floors when we carry gear in and out.

What a Le Parc visit includes

We clean every interior window and slider and the outside of terrace sliders, plus any balcony glass within safe reach. Tracks get vacuumed and wiped, and sills and frames are detailed. Screens are cleaned on request. Glass that can be reached only by rope or swing stage remains with the association’s own contractor.