Window Screen Cleaning in Cerrillos
Unpaved village streets keep heavy mineral dust airborne, and screens are the first thing it hits. We remove each screen, hand-wash mesh and frame, rinse thoroughly, and reinstall — with extra care on older original frames.
Abrasive dust matters on screens too. Dragging a brush across a loaded mesh grinds that particulate into the weave rather than removing it, which is why these get flooded first and washed gently rather than scrubbed dry.
What's Included
- Careful removal of all screens
- Hand-washing with soft brush and cleaning solution
- Thorough rinse to remove all soap, dust, and debris
- Inspection for torn mesh or damaged frames
- Proper reinstallation — every screen back where it belongs
- Available as part of the 5-in-1 Scrub Down bundle
Heavy particulate sits in the weave
The mineral and metallic particulate in Cerrillos soil is heavier and more abrasive than ordinary desert dust, and screens hold onto it. Heavier grains lodge in the weave rather than passing through, and because they are angular they chafe the mesh from the inside every time the wind moves it. A screen in the village will often be carrying more material by weight than one in town looks like it could hold.
Unpaved streets, so it comes back
Dirt streets keep that material airborne, which means screens here reload quickly and a surface wipe accomplishes very little. We remove each screen, wash the weave from both sides to push the lodged grit back out the way it came, and rinse thoroughly. Hard well water deposits on the frames are treated as part of the same wash, and we flag any mesh the abrasion has already started to thin.
Pricing
Screen cleaning is $3 per screen, or bundled in the 5-in-1 Scrub Down starting at $100.
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Common Questions
Mineral dust ground into the weave over years can stain it. A wash usually improves it substantially; whether it fully clears depends on how long it's been.
Two to three times a year, more if you're directly on an unpaved street.
Yes — washed flat and by hand rather than pressure-washed, which is what damages aged frames.