Window Cleaning in
Paradise Hills

Paradise Hills is a large northwest Albuquerque neighborhood perched on the mesa above the Rio Grande valley, with excellent views east toward the Sandia Mountains. The neighborhood's open-mesa location, combined with its proximity to undeveloped desert land to the north and west, makes it one of the dustier parts of the Albuquerque metro for window maintenance.

The prevailing westerly and northwesterly winds that blow across the mesa carry fine desert particulate from undeveloped land directly onto Paradise Hills properties. Unlike lower-elevation neighborhoods that have some windbreak from topography and mature trees, Paradise Hills lots sit in full exposure to these gusts for much of the year. The result is rapid dust accumulation on west- and north-facing windows in particular.

The Paseo del Norte corridor to the south and the mix of older and newer construction throughout Paradise Hills means the neighborhood has a wide range of window types — from older single-pane aluminum frames to newer vinyl and fiberglass windows in updated homes. We handle all of them with the same thorough, streak-free technique.

Many Paradise Hills homes are single-story ranch-style properties, making exterior window access straightforward. We serve the full neighborhood including properties along the mesa edge, closer to Rio Rancho, and throughout the interior subdivisions.

The neighborhood is anchored by Paradise Hills Golf Course — Albuquerque's only privately owned public course, laid out in 1962 — and sits near Piedras Marcadas Canyon, part of Petroglyph National Monument, with Coors Boulevard forming its retail and dining corridor on the eastern edge. Homes closer to the canyon and open mesa tend to see the fastest dust buildup of anywhere in the neighborhood.