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Concrete overspray is not something you just wipe off. Use the wrong tool or the wrong technique and you risk scratching the glass permanently. We used the correct removal process to lift the concrete off without leaving a mark on the surface. That part of the job requires patience and the right approach - there's no shortcut.
Once the overspray was handled, we went through every window and screen to clear out all the built-up dust and construction dirt. The screens tend to hold onto a lot of that debris, so we made sure those got proper attention too - not just a quick rinse. Everything got cleaned the right way, top to bottom.
Post-construction cleanup is its own category of window cleaning. It's more involved than a standard wash, and it matters a lot that whoever does it knows how to handle stubborn contaminants without damaging the glass. Getting the windows right at the end of a remodel is the finishing touch that makes the whole project actually look done.