Screen Cleaning in Silver Trail, Kuna, Idaho

Screen Count Varies More Than You Would Expect

Homes here run 1,364 to 2,740 square feet on lots from 0.130 up to 0.406 acres, and window count does not track square footage neatly. A modest single-story with a lot of small bedroom windows can carry more screens than a larger two-story with a few big fixed panes, because fixed picture windows have no screens at all. That is why we count the screens rather than estimating from house size, and why two neighbours are sometimes surprised by the difference.

Fixed Panes Have No Screens, Which Helps

Worth knowing before you assume a large house means a large screen bill: only operable windows carry screens. Big fixed picture windows, most stairwell glass and many transoms have none, so a plan with a lot of fixed glass has proportionally fewer screens than its window count suggests. We count what is actually there, and on some Silver Trail plans the number comes in below what people expect.

Wind-Blown Soil and Real Foot Traffic

Silver Trail catches wind-blown soil off the open ground to the west, which lodges in mesh rather than passing through, and the elementary school inside the subdivision means genuine foot and vehicle movement twice a day that keeps street-side dust airborne. Street-facing screens on the through-routes therefore load faster than screens at the back of the same house, which is worth knowing if you are prioritising.

Removed, Washed, Refitted, and Priced

Each screen comes out, gets washed on both faces so the trapped material is flushed rather than driven onto the glass, gets rinsed with deionized water so nothing remains to attract dust, and goes back in the opening it came from. Screens are not interchangeable even when identical, because openings vary by millimetres. Screen cleaning is +$50 with a window clean, and both memberships include one free screen clean a year.