Window Cleaning in New Dundee

Window Cleaning in New Dundee: Well Water, Farm Dust, and Century Glass

New Dundee is a small hamlet in Wilmot Township where most properties rely on private wells drawing from the shallow aquifer, producing water hardness levels of 280–350+ mg/L — among the hardest in the Region. Irrigation and garden-hose spray leaves thick white calcium deposits on windows within weeks, bonding to glass in the summer heat. The hamlet’s agricultural setting means windows also collect fine crop dust during spring planting and fall harvest from the surrounding cash-crop and livestock operations along Blenheim Road and Wilmot Line. Many New Dundee properties feature century-era farmhouse windows with original wood frames and single-pane glass that require careful cleaning to avoid damaging aged putty and glazing. D&D Home Services uses a purified-water system that dissolves mineral deposits without chemical strippers, and hand-details heritage farmhouse glass to protect original frames — keeping New Dundee windows spotless despite the challenging well-water and agricultural conditions.