Window Cleaning at Claridge. Every slider. Every floor.

Claridge is at 7515 Pelican Bay Boulevard at the north end of Pelican Bay, one building away from the Marker 36 beach access. Completed in 1993, it has 81 residences on 22 floors, with views of the Gulf, the mangrove preserve and the Pelican Bay golf course. Its four floor plans run from about 1,749 to 2,500 square feet, smaller than many towers nearby, which makes Claridge one of the more approachable buildings in Pelican Bay. For window cleaning, the compact plans mean a visit is usually done in a few hours, and pricing is easy to set before we arrive.

The four stacks

Claridge is laid out in four stacks. Stack A is about 2,062 square feet with two bedrooms, a den and two baths. Stack B is the smallest, about 1,749 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths. Stack C is about 2,153 square feet with two bedrooms, a den and two and a half baths. Stack D is the largest, about 2,500 square feet with three bedrooms, a den and two and a half baths. When you ask for a quote, just tell us your stack letter and floor; that gives us a good idea of the glass count, and photos of any unusual windows help us confirm it.

Gulf, mangroves and golf course

Residences look west across the mangrove preserve toward the Gulf and east toward the golf course. The west glass gathers salt from onshore wind and gets the strong afternoon sun. The east glass sees more pollen and dust from mowing and landscaping, along with irrigation spray on the lower floors. We clean each side with the method it needs and check both under good light before we leave.

Private elevator entries

Two high-speed elevators serve the building, and each one opens onto a private entry shared by only two residences. That makes it easy for us to bring in equipment without blocking a long corridor. We lay a runner from the elevator to your door and keep the shared entry clear for your neighbor.

Amenities and beach access

Residents enjoy a heated, resort-style pool and spa, a fitness room, separate saunas for men and women, a media room, a library and two guest suites, with access to the Pelican Bay beach club. The nearby Marker 36 access means many residents walk to the beach, and sand comes back with them. Sand in the door tracks wears the rollers and can scratch glass, so we vacuum tracks before wiping the doors.

Pets and leasing

Claridge does not allow dogs; owners may keep one cat or one bird. Leasing is limited to once a year with a 90-day minimum. Without dogs pressing their noses to the doors, the lower glass stays cleaner than in many buildings, but cats on window sills leave paw prints and fur on the inside of the glass, which we remove with the rest of the interior cleaning.

An older building with ongoing updates

Now more than 30 years old, Claridge has seen owners update kitchens, baths and floors over time. When a neighbor is renovating, dust can drift onto your lanai and glass. If you are renovating your own residence, we can do a post-construction cleaning to remove dust, tape residue and paint specks from the glass and frames, choosing tools that are safe for your glass.

Planning around the season

Pelican Bay is busiest from January to April, when most owners are in residence and the building’s contractor schedule fills up. If you would like your glass cleaned before guests arrive for the holidays or for spring visits, book early and we will coordinate the date with management. Owners who leave for the summer often have us clean once in the fall before they return, and once more late in the season. Glass cleaned regularly never builds up the heavy film that takes the most time to remove.

What we clean

We clean all glass reachable from inside your home and from your lanai: interior windows, both faces of the lanai doors, any railing glass, frames, tracks and sills, and screens on request. The exterior of fixed windows on the 22-floor tower that cannot be reached from a lanai is handled by the association’s contractor.

Between visits

Brush sand off your feet before stepping onto the lanai after a beach walk, shut the lanai doors when the mowers are working on the golf course side, and wipe the lower west-facing glass with distilled water after a breezy day. These habits keep the glass clear between our visits.