Window Cleaning at Palermo at The Colony. Your view, restored.
Palermo at The Colony is a high-rise condo tower in Bonita Springs. Mission: Spotless cleans the glass inside Palermo residences and the terrace sliders we can reach safely.
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Condo window cleaning at Palermo at The Colony
We clean the inside of every window and slider in your Palermo at The Colony unit, plus the outside of the balcony and lanai sliders from the deck. We vacuum the tracks and wipe the sills, and each Palermo pane we clean is covered by our streak-free guarantee.
Palermo at The Colony looks over the bay, where humidity and spray settle on the glass and mildew finds the slider tracks. Glass that looks toward the bay often needs a visit every six to eight weeks during humid months.
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 | Palermo at The Colony |
| Location | The Colony at Pelican Landing, Bonita Springs, FL |
| Frontage | Other (golf/bay views, Pelican Landing) |
| 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 Palermo at The Colony unit
Free unit quote
Tell us your Palermo at The Colony 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
Palermo management receives our certificate of insurance before the first visit, and we follow the building’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
Palermo at The Colony owners on a maintenance plan save 10% on every visit. Seasonal owners can set visits around their spring departure and autumn return.
Palermo: a privacy officer at the door, private elevators and Gulf-and-bay glass
Palermo is a high-rise at 4875 Pelican Colony Boulevard in Bonita Springs, inside The Colony at Pelican Landing, where listing directions mention a guard at the gate. Current resale listings give 2002 as the year built. Two listings, for homes on the tenth and eleventh floors, describe views of the Gulf and Estero Bay, private elevator entry and electric hurricane shutters. One listing names two guest suites, a theater, billiards, a pool and spa, a barbecue pavilion, a fitness center and a front door privacy officer. Listings also show two assigned spaces in the under-building garage and access to a private beach park by water taxi.
Quick facts for owners
Taken from two current resale listings; confirm rules and details with the association.
- Address: 4875 Pelican Colony Blvd, Bonita Springs
- Built in 2002, according to listings
- Inside the gated Colony at Pelican Landing
- Gulf and Estero Bay views described for tenth- and eleventh-floor homes
- Front door privacy officer; private elevator entry in two listings
- Two guest suites, theater, billiards, pool and spa, fitness center, barbecue pavilion
- Pets: one listing shows a one-pet limit, another “with approval”
Estero Bay and the Gulf from one home
Two listings describe views of both the Gulf and the bay. Salt haze from wind off the Gulf and a lighter, humid film from the bay side can both show up on the same home. We examine each wall of glass, test a small area and adjust the method for what we find on each side.
Electric hurricane shutters
Both listings mention electric hurricane shutters. Shutter housings and side tracks often collect dust, pollen and salt, which rain then washes down onto clean glass. With your shutters raised, we wipe the reachable tracks and the sill below so the glass stays clear longer. Tell us if a shutter is stuck, since we never force one.
Private elevator entry
Listings for two homes describe a private elevator entry. Where the elevator opens into a home, we ask how it should be called and held, and where we may set down cases and poles. We lay runners at the entry and keep wet equipment off finished floors.
The privacy officer and arrival
One listing describes a front door privacy officer who greets residents and guests. Let the building know when our crew is coming, how many people we will bring and when we expect to arrive. When the visit is expected, our crew often spends less time waiting in the lobby and more time at your windows.
Gated entry at The Colony
Listing directions describe showing a card to the guard at The Colony gate. Send us your unit number and the visit date, and ask management what the gate requires. A name on the list before we arrive often saves time at the entrance.
Guest suites, theater and billiards
The guest suites, theater, billiards room and pool area are shared spaces, and in most condos the association arranges cleaning of common-area glass. We clean it only if the board asks. Our quote covers your own residence: its windows, sliders, tracks and screens, plus the glass on your terrace.
Under-building parking and our equipment
A listing shows two assigned spaces plus guest parking in the under-building garage. Assigned spaces belong to owners, so ask management where our crew may park. We bring only the poles, towels and tools we need and keep them clear of your neighbors’ spaces.
Pets and the lower panes
One listing shows a limit of one pet and another says pets are allowed with approval, so confirm the current policy with the association. Dogs often leave nose prints and paw marks on the lower panes of sliders, and we wipe those on every visit along with the tracks.
Beach park days and sand in the tracks
A listing describes a private beach park for Colony residents, reached by water taxi. A day on the sand often brings fine grit back to the sliders, and grit in the tracks makes doors drag. We vacuum each track before wiping it, so the sand is lifted out rather than pushed along the channel.
Sale photographs and seasonal closing
Buyers often focus on Gulf and bay views, and clear glass helps a home photograph well. A cleaning the day before a shoot or showing is a sensible schedule. Seasonal owners can book a visit just before they leave and another just before they return; ask management how contractor entry works while you are away.
What a Palermo visit includes
We clean the interior glass on every window and slider, the outside of terrace sliders and any railing glass within safe reach. We vacuum and wipe the tracks, clean sills and frames, and do screens on request. Exterior glass that needs rope access or a swing stage stays with the association’s contractor.
Palermo at The Colony 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 Palermo at The Colony?
Yes. Naples FL Window Cleaning (Mission: Spotless) cleans Palermo at The Colony units in Bonita Springs: 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 Palermo at The Colony?
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 Palermo at The Colony association’s contractor.
How often should Palermo at The Colony owners clean their balcony sliders?
Every 6–8 weeks for bay-facing glass. 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 Palermo at The Colony 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.
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We’ll handle the glass.
Free unit quote for Palermo at The Colony, firm price up front, and a streak-free guarantee on every pane.
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