Contra Costa County
Delta wind on one side, triple-digit summers on the other. Two forces that keep a house from staying clean on its own.
The wind coming up off the Delta is constant and it carries fine grit onto anything facing it. Window screens, sills, patio doors and outdoor-facing glass collect it far faster than sheltered inland neighbourhoods. Wiped monthly it comes off easily; left for a season it has to be scrubbed. We keep those on the standing list here.
Pittsburg regularly runs well past 100°F, so dust stays dry and airborne instead of settling, and air conditioning recirculates it through the house all day. Vents, returns and filter housings collect more here than almost anywhere else we work, and they get checked on recurring visits rather than once a year.
San Marco and the newer hillside developments have engineered floors, tall entryways and a lot of glass. Old Town has genuinely old houses with original trim and small rooms. We look at what the house actually is before deciding what to bring.
94565
Delta wind. It is constant here and it carries fine grit onto anything facing it, which is why we clean screens, sills and patio doors every visit rather than saving them for deep cleans.
Yes. Above 100°F dust stays dry and airborne, and the AC keeps moving it around. Cleaning vents and returns regularly is what actually slows it down.
Both, throughout 94565. They need different products, so we look at the house on the first visit.
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