Falcon Crest is built around its own golf course, and the screens on fairway-facing homes catch something no other Kuna subdivision produces: fine turf-chemical mist and clipping dust off professionally maintained greens. It is an oilier residue than raw canal silt, and it behaves differently in mesh.
Course maintenance involves fertiliser, wetting agents and turf treatments applied as fine mists, and some of that drifts onto fairway-adjacent homes. Unlike the dry mineral silt that loads screens elsewhere in Kuna, this residue has a slightly oily, tacky character, which means it adheres to the strands and then holds clipping dust and pollen rather than letting them pass. A fairway-facing Falcon Crest screen therefore loads faster than a street-facing one on the same house.
A tacky film repels water to a degree, so hosing a fairway-side screen moves surprisingly little and tends to smear the residue across the mesh instead. It needs a solution that lifts the film so the whole load rinses away, applied with the screen out of the opening so both faces are reachable. That is the difference between a screen that looks slightly better and one that is actually clear.
Clipping dust arrives in bursts tied to the mowing schedule rather than steadily, and it is heaviest through the growing season. Practically that means fairway-facing screens want attention during and after the main season rather than on a fixed calendar date, and it is worth mentioning if your home backs directly onto a fairway or a green, since proximity makes a real difference to the loading.
Screen cleaning is +$50 added to a window clean, and both memberships include one free screen clean a year. On a fairway-facing Falcon Crest home the fairway elevation screens are meaningfully worse than the street side, so if you are prioritising, that is where the value is. Only operable windows carry screens, so large fixed windows looking out over the course add none.
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Fine turf-chemical mist off the golf course, from fertiliser, wetting agents and turf treatments applied as mists. Unlike dry canal silt it has a slightly oily character, so it adheres to the strands and then holds clipping dust and pollen rather than letting them pass.
Because a tacky film repels water to a degree, so hosing moves little and tends to smear the residue across the mesh. It needs a solution that lifts the film, applied with the screen out of the opening so both faces are accessible.
Usually noticeably. Turf mist and clipping dust arrive from the course, so the fairway elevation loads faster than the street frontage on the same house. If you are prioritising a partial job, the fairway side is where the value is.
During and after the main growing season rather than on a fixed date, because clipping dust arrives in bursts tied to the mowing schedule. If you back directly onto a fairway or green, mention it, since proximity makes a real difference to the loading.
+$50 added to a window clean, since the screens are out of the openings anyway. Only operable windows carry screens, so large fixed windows looking over the course add none. Both memberships include one free screen clean each year.
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