Glass Cleaning & Restoration

Glass Restoration Service

Are you tired of looking out windows covered in scratches or unsightly water stains?We have solutions for all of your glass cleaning & restoration needs.

Our Clearview Services technicians are thoroughly trained in the use of high-quality chemicals, procedures, and glass polishing methods to safely and effectively treat your window stains and scratches. Because windows are a very valuable part of your home, we take great care in keeping abreast of the latest technologies and procedures in glass restoration. Our commitment to quality standards and continuing education ensures that your windows will be restored to your complete satisfaction.

After Glass Cleaning & Glass Restoration In St. Simons Island

Questions & Answers About the Effective Removal of Water Staining:

How Do We Treat Water Stains? What Do You Mean By Polish? When You Remove Water Stain, Do You Apply Anything To Prevent It From Coming Back?

How Do We Treat Water Stains?

The first step is to diagnose the correct cause of the stain. This is important because we use different chemicals to work on different types of stains. These cleaners range from mild solutions to potent acids, all specifically formulated to work on unique types of staining. If a chemical cannot effectively clear the stain, then it will be necessary to polish the glass to completely remove the water staining.

What Do You Mean By Polish?

When You Remove Water Stain, Do You Apply Anything To Prevent It From Coming Back?

When we do water stain removal, especially shower glass door restorations, we suggest applying a sealant to protect the restored glass. This sealant works as an invisible protectant that seals the pores of the glass to deter any future mineral etching into the glass itself. A sealant is highly recommended after any glass stain removal procedure. Without investing in a sealant, the restored glass can quickly return to its former unsightly stained appearance.

This is especially true in this coastal region where the water is very hard and works quickly to stain glass, regardless of how often you clean the glass.