Fly screen and window track cleaning in Cremorne Point

Cremorne Point 2090

Fly screen and window track cleaning for Cremorne Point homes

Cremorne Point is in the North Sydney Council area, about 45 minutes from our base in Elanora Heights. Cremorne Point is a narrow peninsula with harbourfront homes, a foreshore walk and some of Sydney's best views of the city.

Sand from the harbour blows into door tracks and builds up in screen mesh. It is the main reason coastal sliders get stiff, and the main reason screens look grey.

Older homes often have timber-framed screens or custom-made screens on double-hung windows. We remove and refit them carefully and mark each one.

Upstairs screens on sloping blocks are removed from inside, so we don't need ladders on the slope to get them out.

Access is often down sandstone steps from the street, so we carry the gear rather than run long hoses. View glass is washed with pure water and finished inside by hand.

How often in Cremorne Point

For most Cremorne Point homes, fly screen and track cleaning is worth doing every 3 to 6 months. Sand fills tracks and mesh quickly near the beach.

What affects the quote in Cremorne Point

• Sand-packed tracks take longer to clear.
• Upstairs screens removed from inside.
• Custom timber screens are handled one by one.

Every quote is fixed and itemised by area after a quick look.

Glass in Cremorne Point homes

Cremorne Point is a narrow peninsula with harbourfront homes above the foreshore walk, on sandstone foundations and steps, with some of Sydney's best views of the city. Many homes are Federation and inter-war, and the harbour side stays damp and salty, leaving a film on the view glass.