San Marcos Window And Pressure Washing LLC

10/13/2026

Here at San Marcos Window and Pressure Washing, we frequently get asked how our team treats stained stone planters and walls around pool areas. The solution is a basic soft wash process:
The Application: We apply a specialized detergent mixed with industrial-strength bleach directly to the stained stone.
The Rinse: After letting the mixture soak in, we use a pressure washer to rinse it away.
The Results: This method removes surface-level dirt and eliminates algae buildup, whether it appears as black spots or slimy green patches.
This chemical treatment rejuvenates the stone, restoring its original milky white appearance and making it look brand new. If your stonework is looking weathered, a professional soft wash is the perfect way to bring it back to life!

10/06/2026

What happens when our crew comes across a cracked window at a home? Whether the damage was caused by a rogue golf ball or a bird strike, our policy is simple: we skip it.
While it might seem like a quick task to just gently wash around the crack, cleaning damaged glass is incredibly risky. Applying any pressure could easily make the fracture worse. A small crack might currently keep the rain out, but if we accidentally expand it during the cleaning process, your home could be exposed to water damage during the next storm.
We want to leave your property in better shape than we found it. By skipping compromised windows, we protect your home from potential water leaks and avoid turning a minor flaw into a major headache!

10/01/2026

One of the most common questions I get while out on the job washing windows is how we handle bird nests, especially the ones tucked right above front doors.
We absolutely clear away standard bird nests and clean up any mud or droppings left behind on your exterior walls and glass. However, things get a bit tricky when we encounter endangered species like barn swallows. If you have seen those mud nests around your porch, they likely belong to them!
Because barn swallows are an endangered species, we must be very careful. We are not allowed to knock down or disturb their nests unless they are completely empty and uninhabited.
If you have some abandoned nests creating an eyesore, let us know and we will get your entryway looking clean and fresh again.

09/30/2026

09/26/2026

09/24/2026

One question we get asked a lot is: what is the toughest thing to clean off a window? While hard water stains are definitely up there, pollen can be surprisingly difficult to remove!
When pollen mixes with moisture and bakes onto the glass, it can harden and cake on almost like concrete. If you try to pick it off with a fingernail, it can be a real struggle, and we definitely do not recommend doing that. Instead, we use specialized window razors to safely and effectively scrape the hardened pollen off without scratching your glass. It takes the right tools to get your windows perfectly clear again!

09/17/2026

"We serve, because we're able!"

Thankful Thursday goes to our selfless volunteers!

To show our appreciation we have a special Volunteer Social planned just for you. Mark your calendars now and plan to attend; more information will be shared soon.

09/17/2026

We are out in Dripping Springs today doing exterior window cleaning, and one of the most common questions we receive is: "How do you clean windows that are blocked by large plants and bushes?"
You have to carefully work around them! When dealing with big landscaping right up against the glass, it takes a little extra patience. We reach carefully behind the leaves and branches to protect your garden, while still getting every inch of that window spotless. It can be a tight squeeze, but we always make sure your windows shine perfectly, no matter what is planted in front of them!

09/17/2026

Throwback Thursday:

That feeling when you come home to a glass of fresh squeezed juice and some cuddly cats after work 😊

09/10/2026

We are out in Dripping Springs, Texas, today cleaning windows on a beautiful home. People sometimes ask us if there is a difference when working with old glass versus brand new glass.
There is a noticeable difference in the texture. Newer windows, including tinted ones, are significantly smoother. Older windows naturally show more wear and tear, which changes how the surface feels. When we clean newer glass, the surface is much more consistent.