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Windows that stay clean in salt air.

Window cleaning and glass sealing for houses and businesses in Aguadilla, Isabela, and Quebradillas, plus a hand with the odd job around the property. Phil looks at it and tells you the price before anything starts.

Phil Griffin, owner of Salty Squeegee

Phil Griffin

Owner, Salty Squeegee

He reads and answers every message himself. Send a photo of the job and you'll get a straight answer back.

+1 (939) 313-0628

What Phil does

Glass is the main thing, and it's most of the work. The rest is for when the property needs to catch up with the windows.

Window cleaning

Good for: Houses, rentals, storefronts, offices

Inside and out, houses and businesses. He does the frames and the tracks too, because clean glass sitting in a dirty track still looks dirty. Screens come out and go back in on the same visit. Mirrors and TV screens get done as well if you point at them, since it's the same cloth and he's already in the room.

Glass sealing

Good for: Anything within reach of the coast

Glass looks smooth, but it isn't. The surface is full of tiny pores that hold onto salt and minerals, and a sealing coat fills them in. After that the grime sits on top of the seal instead of bonding to the pane, so a rinse takes it straight off and the windows stay clear a lot longer between cleanings.

Auto glass and Rain-X

Windshield inside and out. That inside face builds up a haze you don't really notice until you're driving into a low sun. Ask for Rain-X on top and the water beads up and rolls off once you're moving, so you spend the storm watching the road instead of the wipers.

Good for: Daily drivers, work trucks, anything going up for sale

Odd jobs around the property

Phil doesn't only do glass. If something small has been sitting on your list and he's coming out anyway, put it on the message and he'll look at it while he's there.

  • Small repairs and projects

    Tell him what it is and he'll say whether it's his kind of job. If it isn't, he'll say that too.

  • Planting and mulching

    Getting plants into the ground and mulch down around them, while he's already got the truck there.

  • Pressure washing

    Driveways, patios, decks, house exteriors. Ask him about it when you message.

How a job usually goes

That's the whole process, first message to finished job.

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  1. Message Phil

    Send a WhatsApp with your address and a photo of what needs doing. Phil reads it himself and writes back, usually the same day.

  2. Walk the job

    He comes out, looks the property over, and tells you what it costs before anything starts. The estimate's free either way.

  3. Get it done

    Most jobs land on the calendar that same week. Phil does the work himself, so the guy who quoted it is the guy on the ladder.

What hiring Phil is like

You're dealing with Phil
One person handles the job, from the estimate through to packing the gear back in the truck. There's no rotating crew you've never met and no dispatcher in the middle.
Careful with your stuff
Drop cloths go down before anything else. He checks his footing, moves what needs moving, and keeps the runoff off your plants.
The price is the price
Phil walks the job with you and confirms what's included before he starts. Whatever he quotes is what you pay.
Easy to reach
Message him on WhatsApp and you'll get a real reply back, usually with a question or two about the job.

Phil works in Aguadilla, Isabela, and Quebradillas

Send your address on WhatsApp and he'll tell you straight whether you're in range. If a job sits too far out to do it properly, he'll say so instead of taking it.

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Things worth knowing

How much does it cost?
Depends on the job. A few windows on a one-story house isn't the same work as sealing a roof or washing a whole driveway, so there's no flat rate worth quoting you here. Phil looks at it, tells you the price, and looking is free.
Do I need to be home?
Not for outside work. For anything inside, someone has to let him in, so he'll sort out a time with you first.
How often should windows be cleaned here?
Near the coast, most houses do fine on two to four times a year. Salt builds up quicker than plain inland dust. Sealing the glass stretches out the gap.
Is glass sealing worth it?
If you can see the water from your house, yes. It's the difference between rinsing salt off the glass and scrubbing it out of the glass.
Do you work with businesses?
Yes. Storefronts, offices, restaurants, rentals. Phil can put you on a repeating schedule so nobody on your end has to remember to book it.
What if I need more than windows?
Tell him the whole list when you message him. He seals glass, pressure washes, cleans auto glass, and will look at small repairs or planting while he's out there. One visit, one price for the lot.

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Tell him what you need and where you are. He'll come back with a price and a date. WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach him.

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+1 (939) 313-0628

Aguadilla, Isabela, and Quebradillas.

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