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Window detailing across Broward and Miami-Dade.
What dirties glass changes from one part of South Florida to the next. Salt on the coast, sprinklers inland, construction dust wherever they are building. Pick your city to see what we deal with there.
Broward County
- Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale homes sit close to salt water, and it shows on the glass. We hand-wash windows, screens, tracks and sills across the city, from the beach and Las Olas out to the western neighborhoods.
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Hollywood
From the beach and Hollywood Lakes out to Emerald Hills, we clean glass, screens, tracks and sills by hand. Older homes and newer builds get the same detail.
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Davie
Davie properties tend to sit on more land, with more landscaping and more irrigation. Both of those end up on the windows.
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Dania Beach
Dania Beach sits between the ocean and the airport, and both leave something on the glass. We hand-wash windows, screens and tracks throughout the city.
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Pembroke Pines
Pembroke Pines is mostly newer construction with a lot of glass and a lot of irrigation. That combination is exactly what hard water staining needs.
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Miramar
Miramar runs a long way east to west, and the glass tells you where you are. We service the whole city, and we adjust to what each part of it needs.
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Weston
Weston was built around lakes, and it sits right at the edge of the Everglades. Most homes have a tile roof, a screened pool enclosure and irrigation running several times a week. All three show up on the glass.
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Coral Springs
Coral Springs is a planned city with mature trees, long streets of single-family homes built from the 1970s onward, and a lot of irrigation. Older sliders, heavy canopy and sprinkler water decide how the glass here looks.
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Parkland
Parkland homes are big, mostly two-story, and set on large lots at the northern edge of Broward. There is a lot of glass, much of it high, and open land along the western side of the city.
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Plantation
Plantation has heavy tree cover, canals behind a lot of its streets, and homes that range from 1950s ranch houses to acre lots in Plantation Acres. The glass on each of those needs something different.
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Sunrise
Sunrise runs from its original neighborhoods in the east out to Sawgrass Mills and the edge of the Everglades. In between are condo communities, golf course homes, and a lot of office and retail glass.
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Pompano Beach
Pompano Beach has condo towers along A1A, canal homes off the Intracoastal, the Hillsboro Inlet at the north end of its beach, and golf course neighborhoods out past I-95. Salt reaches further inland than most people expect.
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Deerfield Beach
Deerfield Beach is the northern tip of Broward: a short run of beach and oceanfront condos, canal neighborhoods like The Cove, and large condo communities and golf course homes west of I-95.
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Hallandale Beach
Hallandale Beach is small and dense: condo towers on the beach, Three Islands and Golden Isles on the Intracoastal, and older single-story homes west of Federal Highway.
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Wilton Manors
Wilton Manors is almost surrounded by the Middle River, which is why it calls itself the Island City. Most homes are older, single-story and close together, and Wilton Drive is lined with bars, restaurants and shops.
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Coconut Creek
Coconut Creek calls itself the Butterfly Capital of the World, and it plants like it. Most of the city is landscaped single-family neighborhoods and large 55+ condo communities such as Wynmoor, with lakes running through both.
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Cooper City
Cooper City is small, quiet and almost entirely single-family homes, most of them in association communities built from the 1970s through the 1990s, with a lake or canal behind many of them.
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Hillsboro Beach
Hillsboro Beach is a thin strip of barrier island along A1A, with the Atlantic on one side, the Intracoastal on the other and the Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse at its southern tip. It is condos and large oceanfront estates, and little else.
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Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea is a low-rise beach town. Height limits keep the buildings small, so the town is cottages, small hotels, low condos and shops within a few blocks of the pier and the reef.
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Lauderdale Lakes
Lauderdale Lakes is a compact inland city of older single-family homes, garden-style condos and busy commercial corridors along State Road 7 and Oakland Park Boulevard.
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Lauderhill
Lauderhill mixes older single-family streets, large condo communities such as Inverrary, and a lot of commercial frontage. It is also home to Central Broward Regional Park, where international cricket is played.
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Lighthouse Point
Lighthouse Point is a small city built on canals, a short run from the Hillsboro Inlet. A large share of homes back onto deep water with a boat at the dock, and many of those boats go offshore.
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Margate
Margate is an older inland city of single-family homes, villa and condo communities, and canals, most of it built in the 1960s and 1970s.
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North Lauderdale
North Lauderdale is a small, busy city of single-family homes, townhomes and apartments, most built in the 1970s and set close together.
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Oakland Park
Oakland Park sits between Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors, with older single-family streets, a growing downtown of restaurants, and the rail line and an industrial strip running through the middle.
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Southwest Ranches
Southwest Ranches is rural by design: acreage lots, horses, nurseries and long private driveways, with most homes on private wells rather than city water.
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Tamarac
Tamarac is home to some of the largest 55+ communities in Broward, such as Kings Point and the Mainlands, alongside family neighborhoods and golf courses like Colony West.
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Pembroke Park
Pembroke Park is a small town between Hollywood, Hallandale Beach and West Park, with manufactured-home communities, older condos, and warehouses and businesses along its main roads.
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Sea Ranch Lakes
Sea Ranch Lakes is one of the smallest towns in Broward: a gated village of single-family homes set around small lakes on the barrier island, next door to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea.
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West Park
West Park became a city in 2005, bringing together older south Broward neighborhoods including Carver Ranches, Utopia and Lake Forest, west of Hollywood and Pembroke Park.
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Miami-Dade County
- Miami-Dade County
Miami
Miami-Dade homes range from bayfront to inland, single-story to high-rise. We work across the county and quote each property on what it actually needs.
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Aventura
Aventura is mostly condo towers along the Intracoastal, with Aventura Mall, office buildings and a smaller number of townhomes and houses around them. Most of the glass here belongs to a building, not a house.
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Sunny Isles Beach
Sunny Isles Beach is a narrow strip between the ocean and the Intracoastal, lined with some of the tallest residential towers in South Florida. Salt and wind are constant, and stronger the higher you go.
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Miami Beach
Miami Beach has the ocean on one side and Biscayne Bay on the other, Art Deco and MiMo buildings from the 1930s to the 1960s, houses on the bay islands, and a lot of storefront glass.
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Coral Gables
Coral Gables is Mediterranean Revival homes, barrel tile roofs, divided-light windows and a thick tree canopy. Near the bay, Cocoplum and Gables by the Sea add salt and docks to the list.
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Pinecrest
Pinecrest is a village of large lots, many close to an acre, with dense tropical planting, long driveways and big single-family homes set well back from the road.
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Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne is an island with the ocean on the east, the bay on the west and wind from every direction. Condo buildings line the ocean side, and single-family homes fill the village and the bay-side canals.
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Doral
Much of Doral is warehouses, offices and showrooms next to Miami International Airport, with newer townhome and single-family communities to the west and north.
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Bal Harbour
Bal Harbour is a small village of oceanfront condo towers, a residential section of single-family homes on the bay side, and Bal Harbour Shops, an open-air luxury mall.
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Bay Harbor Islands
Bay Harbor Islands is two small islands in Biscayne Bay just west of Bal Harbour. The east island is mostly low-rise apartments and condos; the west island is single-family homes, many on the water.
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Cutler Bay
Cutler Bay is a suburban town in south Miami-Dade, with the mangrove edge of Biscayne Bay to the east. Much of its housing was rebuilt or built new after Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
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Florida City
Florida City is the last city before the Keys, where the Turnpike ends and US-1 heads south. Farms and nurseries surround it, and Everglades National Park is a short drive west.
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Golden Beach
Golden Beach is a small town of single-family homes between the ocean and the Intracoastal, with no condo towers and a beach reserved for residents.
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Hialeah
Hialeah is one of the largest and most densely built cities in Florida, with blocks of older concrete homes, a big industrial district and busy commercial corridors along Palm Avenue and West 49th Street.
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Hialeah Gardens
Hialeah Gardens is a smaller, newer neighbor to Hialeah, mostly townhomes and single-family communities built from the 1980s onward, near Okeechobee Road and the rock quarries of northwest Miami-Dade.
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Homestead
Homestead is the largest city in south Miami-Dade, surrounded by farms and plant nurseries, with Homestead Air Reserve Base and Homestead-Miami Speedway to the east and newer subdivisions spreading over former farmland.
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Miami Gardens
Miami Gardens is a large residential city in north Miami-Dade, mostly single-family neighborhoods such as Carol City, Norland and Andover, and home to Hard Rock Stadium.
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Miami Lakes
Miami Lakes was planned from the 1960s by the Graham family around a chain of lakes, with a walkable Main Street and tree-lined streets that are now fully grown.
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Miami Shores
Miami Shores is a village of homes from the 1920s to the 1950s on wide, tree-shaded streets, with Barry University, a country club, and a strip of bayfront homes east of Biscayne Boulevard.
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Miami Springs
Miami Springs was laid out in the 1920s by aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss, and many of its original homes are in the Pueblo Revival style. It sits right beside Miami International Airport, with a golf course and the Miami Canal along its edges.
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North Bay Village
North Bay Village is three small islands on the 79th Street Causeway in the middle of Biscayne Bay: mostly condos and apartment buildings, with single-family homes on Treasure Island and along the water.
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North Miami
North Miami runs from inland neighborhoods west of I-95 to the bay at Keystone Point and the FIU Biscayne Bay campus. Older single-family homes make up most of the city.
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North Miami Beach
Despite the name, most of North Miami Beach is inland. It has older single-family neighborhoods, garden condos, a stretch of the Oleta River, and Eastern Shores, a waterfront neighborhood of canal homes.
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Opa-locka
Opa-locka was built in the 1920s around an Arabian Nights theme, and its city hall and older buildings still have domes, arches and minarets. It has a large industrial district and an executive airport on its edge.
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Palmetto Bay
Palmetto Bay is a village of large lots, mature trees and quiet streets between US-1 and Biscayne Bay, home to the Deering Estate and a long stretch of Old Cutler Road.
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South Miami
South Miami is a small city with a walkable downtown along Sunset Drive, older homes under a heavy canopy, and the University of Miami just over its border in Coral Gables.
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Surfside
Surfside is a small beach town with oceanfront condos along Collins Avenue, a few blocks of single-family homes on the west side, and a short downtown on Harding Avenue.
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Sweetwater
Sweetwater is a small, dense city next to Florida International University and Dolphin Mall, with apartments, townhomes and student housing packed between busy roads.
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Kendall
Kendall is a large unincorporated area of south Miami-Dade, stretching west from Dadeland through decades of subdivisions, townhome communities and canals.
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Westchester
Westchester is an unincorporated area of 1950s and 1960s ranch homes west of Coral Gables, anchored by Tropical Park and busy commercial strips along Bird Road and Coral Way.
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The Hammocks
The Hammocks is a planned community in west Kendall, built mostly in the 1980s and 1990s around a network of lakes, with townhomes, condos and single-family homes side by side.
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Biscayne Park
Biscayne Park is a small, entirely residential village between Miami Shores and North Miami, known for its heavy tree canopy and a village hall that is a log cabin built in the 1930s.
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El Portal
El Portal is a small village of older homes on the Little River, between Miami Shores and the city of Miami, with tree-lined streets and some homes backing onto the water.
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Virginia Gardens
Virginia Gardens is a small village of mid-century homes just north of Miami International Airport, next door to Miami Springs.
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West Miami
West Miami is a small city of mid-century single-family homes beside Coral Gables, mostly quiet residential streets, with its shops and offices along Coral Way.
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Tamiami
Tamiami is a large unincorporated community in west Miami-Dade, named for the Tamiami Trail and home to Tamiami Park, where the county youth fair is held each year.
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Fontainebleau
Fontainebleau is an unincorporated community west of the airport and south of Doral, built up from the 1970s with dense condo, apartment and townhome communities beside the Dolphin Expressway.
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Everywhere else we cover
We travel across both counties. The cities above have a page of their own because there is something specific to say about the glass there. For anywhere below, call 954-872-0133 or request a quote and we will confirm scheduling for your address.
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Window detailing throughout Broward and Miami-Dade.