Sera Sole sits south at Swan Falls Road and Stagecoach Way, past most of Kuna's built windbreak, and the fine high-desert silt out here goes into the screens before it goes anywhere else. On these 78 lots the screens are routinely dirtier than the windows they cover.
This is the reverse of most of Kuna. Fine silt that is airborne almost continuously works into mesh, window tracks and gutter seams rather than settling visibly on glass, so a Sera Sole homeowner frequently has panes that look acceptable and screens that are genuinely loaded. If you have been cleaning the glass and the rooms still feel dim, the screens are where the problem is, and it is worth checking one by taking it out and holding it up to the light.
A screen is roughly half open area when clean. Loaded with fine silt bound in place by canal mineral, that open area drops substantially, and two things follow: the room behind it gets measurably dimmer, and the airflow on a warm evening is noticeably worse. People attribute both to the windows or the house. It is the mesh. That is also why a screen clean is one of the few cleaning services with a functional benefit rather than only a cosmetic one.
Sprinkler heads set for new landscaping throw high and wide, and they run untreated Boise-Kuna canal water carrying suspended silt and dissolved mineral. When that water passes through or lands on a screen and dries, it cements the accumulated dust into the weave. That is why a Sera Sole screen cannot be shaken or brushed clean the way a dry dusty screen can, and why it needs washing off the window with both faces worked.
Screen cleaning is +$50 added to a window clean, and both memberships include one free screen clean a year. On the south edge of Kuna that free annual clean is one of the more useful parts of membership, and many Sera Sole households sensibly add a second paid screen clean, because the mesh here loads faster than anywhere else we work in the city. Plans run 1,446 to 3,654 square feet, so screen counts vary considerably.
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Because fine high-desert silt works into mesh, tracks and seams rather than settling visibly on glass. South of Kuna that is the normal pattern, and it means panes can look acceptable while the screens are genuinely loaded. Take one out and hold it to the light.
Measurably, yes. A clean screen is roughly half open area, and silt bound in place by canal mineral cuts that substantially, so the room behind gets dimmer and the airflow on a warm evening gets noticeably worse. It is one of the few cleaning services with a functional benefit.
Not here. Canal water passing through or landing on the mesh dries and cements the dust into the weave, so it is bound rather than loose. It needs washing off the window with both faces worked, then a deionized rinse so nothing is left to attract more.
More often than most of Kuna. The membership's free annual clean is a good baseline, and many households here add a second paid clean, because the mesh loads faster on the south edge than anywhere else we work.
+$50 added to a window clean, since the screens are out of the openings anyway. Plans here run 1,446 to 3,654 square feet so screen counts vary, and both memberships include one free screen clean each year.
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