Window Cleaning at St. Pierre. Inside glass. Balcony sliders.

St. Pierre is a 22-floor tower at 6825 Grenadier Boulevard, just off Pelican Bay Boulevard in the north-central part of Pelican Bay, between St. Laurent and Cap Ferrat. It was delivered in 1994 and has 105 residences in five stacks, numbered ’01 through ’05. Homes are two- and three-bedroom plans of about 1,480 to 2,610 square feet. From the fourth floor up, residents see the Gulf to the west and the Pelican Bay golf course to the east. The common areas have been renovated, and the association allows one lease per year with a 90-day minimum and one small pet.

Quick facts for owners

• Address: 6825 Grenadier Blvd, Naples 34108, inside gated Pelican Bay
• Delivered 1994; 22 floors; 105 residences in five stacks
• Stacks ’01 to ’03 share one elevator; ’04 and ’05 share another
• Two- and three-bedroom plans, roughly 1,480 to 2,610 square feet
• Heated pool and spa, air-conditioned poolside cabanas, two tennis courts, health club, billiard room, grand salon, guest suites and a guest apartment
• Leasing once a year (90-day minimum); one small pet, “carried under one arm”

Shared elevators make timing matter

Because each elevator serves only a few stacks, residents notice when a contractor ties one up. We keep our equipment compact, ride with it in one or two trips and avoid holding the doors. If the association prefers that contractors use a particular elevator or hours, we follow that. Tell us your stack number when you book, so we know which lobby and elevator to use.

West glass and east glass

Above the third floor, every home here sees in two directions. The Gulf side receives the afternoon sun and a light salt film carried in on the breeze across the mangroves. The golf course side receives morning light and a different kind of dirt: dust from mowing, pollen and the odd hard-water spot from sprinklers. Lower floors, below the tree line, see more humidity and leaf debris. We adjust our approach for each side of the home.

Compact homes, full results

Most St. Pierre residences are between about 1,500 and 2,600 square feet, so a full cleaning inside and out from the lanai usually fits into a few hours. That makes regular visits practical. A two-bedroom on the 10th or 11th floor, for example, has a manageable amount of glass, and keeping it clean on a schedule costs less than one big cleanup after a long absence.

Between tenants

Since owners can lease once a year for at least 90 days, many St. Pierre homes change hands for a season. A tenant’s departure is a good time for a cleaning: fingerprints on the sliders, sunscreen smudges and sand in the tracks are typical after a busy rental period. We can schedule the visit after the move-out and coordinate access with management if you are not in town.

Cabanas and the pool deck

The heated pool, spa and air-conditioned cabanas are the center of daily life in the building. Lower-floor residents look out over the deck, and on windy days deck dust and leaves reach the first few floors of glass. If your home is on one of those floors, we pay closer attention to the outside face of the lanai doors.

Small pets, low smudges

The pet rule here allows one animal small enough to carry under your arm. Small dogs press their noses against the bottom of the glass door, right at their eye level. We clean that low strip carefully on both sides and clear the track where little paws carry in sand from walks along the berm.

Guest suites and family visits

St. Pierre offers guest suites and a guest apartment for visiting family, along with a grand salon and boardroom for gatherings. When relatives are booked for the holidays, owners often ask us to come a few days before so the view from the lanai is clear for everyone; booking early in the fall gives you the widest choice of dates before the holiday rush.

What we clean

We clean the inside of all windows, both sides of the lanai doors, lanai railing glass we can reach safely, frames, tracks and sills, and screens on request. Exterior tower glass that can only be reached from outside is handled by the association’s contractor.

Between visits

Wipe the lower glass on the lanai door once a week if you have a pet, close the lanai doors before storms so sand doesn’t blow in, and leave a key with management when you are away so we can schedule without delay.