Great company and service! This group of local young men are very knowledgeable, courteous, efficient and hard working. They did a fabulous job on our home, windows and driveway! Highly Recommend!
Amie Toohey
Google · 2 months ago
Clear glass changes how the whole house feels from inside. We get it there with purified water, a soft brush, and the kind of light touch old windows ask for.
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DIY vs Pro
Works okay on the panes you can touch
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Water will, and that's about it. A window visit runs on purified water with no strong soap in the mix, so what lands in the beds is cleaner than what falls in a storm. Your camellias will carry on like it rained.
Yes, and honestly that's the kind of window this method was made for. The bristles are soft, the water comes out gentle, and nobody scrapes or leans on the pane. We check the glazing on each sash before we start and go easier wherever the putty has gone brittle.
He's fine outside for this one. The rinse is water with the minerals filtered out, about as gentle on a yard as a passing shower. We'd just ask you keep him clear of the hoses and poles so nobody gets tangled up mid-clean.
Because the spigot water dries, but what's dissolved in it doesn't leave. Tap water carries minerals, and every drop that dries on the pane leaves its share behind as a spot. Purified water has had those minerals pulled out ahead of time, so once it sheets off the glass there's no minerals waiting to print themselves on the pane.
The wash won't take paint specks off, and we tell you up front rather than scrape at them. Razor work on aged glass can scratch the pane and chew up the putty line, so we leave it alone. What we will do is get the haze and grime off so the glass reads clear again, specks and all.
Fully licensed and insured, yes. Window work means poles overhead and sometimes a ladder up around upper-story glass, and that's exactly the work you want covered before it starts. We're careful people, but the paperwork is there so you're protected either way.
The crew that covers Newberry
Veteran-owned and local. The same people who answer the phone are the ones who show up at your Newberry home.

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Veteran, business owner, and the one behind every job. Conner built Bub's on the idea that South Carolina homeowners deserve better.

Certified Technician
Trained and certified through our in-house program, Riley brings precision to every job. When Riley’s on-site, your property is in good hands.

Head of Marketing
The creative force behind the brand. Jayden drives the strategy that keeps Bub's growing and in front of the right customers.
Simple To Book
Windows are an easy job to get priced, and we still do it in person. Here's the road from your first call to a number you can trust.
Call or drop the form, whichever is easier. Mention if the house is an older one with storm windows or original sashes, because that tells us what to bring and how to treat the glass.
Windows book quicker than most jobs, so the wait is usually short. Lots of folks time it for right after the heavy spring pollen lets up, and plenty add glass onto a bigger wash day to clean the whole exterior in a day.
A tech walks the house and looks at every window up close: the glazing, the storms, the screens, how thick the film has gotten. Old glass gets noted so it's handled on its own terms.
You get the number in person, figured from the real windows in front of us, free of charge. Take it or sleep on it, no pressure from us either way.
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Yes. We're up this way regularly, cleaning glass on the older homes around the College Street area, along Main Street, and out to the newer neighborhoods at the edge of town. Book windows on their own, or add them onto any wash we're already doing at your place.
Most folks land on a glass cleaning about every couple of years, with pollen season the usual trigger. Shade pushes that sooner, since panes under the big trees haze over quicker than glass in open sun. The honest test is the afternoon light. If the window glows milky instead of clear, the film is ready to come off.
Yes, the outside of the storms gets the same purified rinse as bare glass. Where a storm lifts out easily we can clean both faces, and where it doesn't, you'll hear it from us on the spot, and we'll tell you what we can reach. Either way the view gets a whole lot clearer.
Fresh mineral spots usually rinse away, but marks that have baked on for a long while can etch into the glass, and a wash may not fully lift those. We'll say which kind yours is once we see the glass in person, before you book a thing.
We clean the outside face. That's where pollen, dust, and weather film collect, and it's usually the side making the view look dull. If the inside needs attention afterward, it's an easy wipe once the outside is truly clear.
Yes, and it's common out here. Student houses take a beating, and clean glass is one of the easiest ways to sharpen up a showing between tenants. We can quote one house or several on the same trip, whatever the turnover schedule needs.
Newberry-area customers
Window Cleaning in Newberry, the City of Friendly Folks
You notice it from inside the house. The afternoon light swings low, comes through the front glass at an angle, and the pane you thought was clean turns milky. That haze is pollen and fine dust, and it builds so slowly you quit seeing it until the sun points it out. The fix is gentler than you'd think. We rinse it away with purified water and a soft brush on a water-fed pole, feet on the ground, and the pane dries bright with no wiping at all. On an older sash with its original putty, that light touch is the whole point.
Newberry is an old inland mill town on the rolling red-clay hills of the lower Piedmont, about forty-five minutes up I-26 from Columbia. The housing tells its story: wood-sided mill houses in the West End, Mollohon, and Oakland villages, Victorian and Queen Anne homes along Main Street and College Street, and brick ranches from the decades after the war. There is no lake or river in town; what ages these exteriors is shade, humidity, and time. Mature trees hang over the older streets, north-facing walls stay damp into the afternoon, and painted wood and soft old brick hold that moisture longer than modern siding does. Around Newberry College and the Opera House, downtown blocks mix storefront masonry with some of the oldest painted exteriors in the county.
We bring our window cleaning to Vincent Street, Main Street, and College Street and the rest of Newberry, with the same crew and the same care.
While we're at your Newberry place, we can knock out your house washing, roof cleaning, and brick cleaning too, all on the same trip with no second trip fee.
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Our process, step by step
This is the routine on an older home, window by window, the way we actually run it.
Every window gets a close look before it gets wet. Brittle putty, loose corners, and storms that have shifted get flagged, so each pane gets the touch it can handle.
Screens that come off get set aside, washed gently, and rinsed clean before they go back in place. The sills and frames behind them get rinsed too, since grit hides there and washes back onto clean glass otherwise.
The soft brush on the water-fed pole does the scrubbing, pane by pane, with purified water flowing the whole time. Upper floors get cleaned from the ground, which keeps ladders off the house on most jobs.
The last pass floods each pane with purified water until it runs clean off the glass. With the minerals filtered out, there's nothing left behind to haze the glass, so we skip the towels and let the sun finish the job.