Glass Restoration & Hard Water Stain Removal

Most can. Deep etching may only partly improve. We do a spot test first so you know what to expect.

No. We use non-abrasive methods made for glass and test a small area first.

Yes. Hard water stain removal is available throughout your area.

Mostly sprinklers and runoff. Minerals like calcium and magnesium dry on the glass, bond to it, and over time can start to etch the surface. Salt spray, acid rain and rusting frames can cause similar damage.

Usually, yes. Fresh mineral deposits come off completely with professional restoration. The longer they sit, the more they etch into the glass.

It depends on the stage. Light hazing can typically be restored to about 95% clarity and heavier etching to about 80–85%, while severely corroded glass needs replacing (WindowCleaner.com glass restoration guide). We do a spot test first so you know what to expect.

In most cases, yes, by a wide margin, especially for large panes, shower enclosures and glass railings.

Not when done correctly. We test a small area first, use methods suited to the glass type, and take extra care with tempered glass and coated (Low-E) surfaces.

Redirect sprinklers away from the glass, keep windows on a regular cleaning schedule, and add the protective glass coating we offer, which makes water bead and rinse off.

It's priced per pane based on how severe the staining is, which is why we spot-test before quoting the full job.

Yes. We restore windows, shower glass, glass railings, pool fences and storefront glass.